Nadene van der Linden explores the common - and often judgmental - discussion around how many therapy clients a practitioner should see per week. She challenges the notion of a “standard” workload and emphasizes that capacity varies widely based on personal, financial, and health circumstances. Nadene argues that private practice often falls short of the financial stability it appears to offer, especially for therapists with limited capacity. She highlights the critical value of building additional income streams to boost earnings and create a more sustainable, flexible business model.Key takeaways: Stop judging therapists based on how many clients they see. Recognize that financial and personal circumstances shape workload capacity. Explore additional income streams to reduce reliance on one-on-one therapy. Nadene offers support for therapists ready to diversify their incomeNadene has something new coming in her Black Friday 5 Days of Deals sale to make the transition to additional income streams easier.Get ready for my biggest sale of the year - Black Friday 5 Days of Deals. Deals are live daily from November 24-28 - each deal lasts 24 hours only. View the catalogue here

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