No one can afford therapy now.

Well, it seems that’s what everyone is saying - the news, current affairs programs, magazine type programs etc. Everyone is talking about it - the price of energy, fuel for the car, how much a supermarket shop has increased.

There's no getting away from it.

And it’s said to be causing a mental health epidemic.

So what is the impact of the cost of living crisis on your clients, your practice and you?

And more importantly, how can you manage it?

In this episode, I explore ideas to help you to carry on attracting clients and getting paid while also looking after yourself.

I talk about:

How to help people that can't afford therapy
Working fortnightly instead of weekly
Recognising what's your responsibility and what's not
Some practical ways to help both clients and yourself.

So take a listen

Links to follow

Grab the 100th episode gift www.janetravis.co.uk/OMG100

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Book recommendation: Time-limited therapy in a general practice setting: how to help within 6 sessions by Glyn Hudson Allez

The cost of living crisis: it's impact on your clients, your practice and you