Tag Archives: insurance
Things I’d Say if I Were a Therapist That Prove I Shouldn’t Be a Therapist
“Sorry, I don’t take that insurance. Or any insurance. Too complicated.” “How was your week? Are you still clinging to that toxic relationship so that you don’t have to go through the hassle of a breakup?” “Have you ever thought … Continue reading
Vacation
What’s the biggest money mistake I can make while on vacation? The biggest mistakes don’t happen while you’re on a trip, it’s what you did (or didn’t do) before you left, according to Pamela Holt, travel expert, executive producer and … Continue reading
What Does Licensing, Bonding, and Insurance mean?
Licensing In most cases, a trade license means a contractor has signed up with the state or local licensing authority and passed a skills test. Licensing varies a great deal across localities. However, nearly all plumbers, electricians, gas and HVAC … Continue reading
Challenges of Therapy
Are some states more difficult to operate in than others? Absolutely. In Minnesota, we might average $125 an hour for reimbursement from insurance, but in Tennessee or Florida, maybe $65 an hour. And recruiting talent is really challenging if we’re … Continue reading
Finding a Therapist
What if I can’t afford it? Even if your therapist doesn’t take insurance your plan may reimburse a portion of the fee, and some therapists will negotiate lower rates if you pay out of pocket. Alternatively, your company’s employee assistance … Continue reading
