Wealth Without Guilt: How to Grow Your Therapy Business

Wealth Without Guilt: How to Grow Your Therapy Business by Healing Your Relationship with Money

DATE: Saturday, April 5, 2025

TIME: 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. EST // 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. CT // 7:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. PT // 8:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. MT

PLATFORM: Via Zoom Webinar

COST: $109

FEATURES:

Live & Interactive Webinar
Presentation Slides PDF & Additional Resources Included
This live event does NOT provide CE hours. This event is for professional development purposes!

Are your beliefs about money holding you back from achieving your true potential as a psychotherapist? This transformative workshop is designed to help you identify and overcome the money blocks rooted in your personal history, societal conditioning, and professional identity. We’ll explore how limiting beliefs—such as associating financial success with greed or fearing that valuing your services may alienate clients—can hinder your growth. Through reflective exercises and guided discussions, you’ll gain clarity on how these blocks affect your practice and personal well-being. This will be an experiential training, as you will be exploring first-hand the benefits of therapeutic modalities such as narrative therapy, schema therapy, and the Emotional Freedom Technique. These tools will help you move from a scarcity mindset to one of abundance by helping you replace outdated beliefs with ones that will support you in growing your private practice.

By the end of this workshop, you’ll have the tools to reframe disempowering narratives and create new, constructive beliefs around money. Discover how aligning your financial mindset with your values can enhance your sense of worth, improve client relationships, and lead to sustainable success. Whether you’re looking to set better boundaries, reimagine your fee structure, or simply feel more confident in your financial decisions, this workshop provides the foundation for a healthier, more empowering relationship with money.

This will be an interactive training, so please have a notebook on hand.

Upon completion of this webinar, participants will be able to:

Identify limiting beliefs that impact one’s relationship with money
Identify limiting beliefs that impact one’s attitude toward financial success
Describe the history of one’s limiting beliefs related to money, in terms of childhood family dynamics
Identify how one’s beliefs surrounding money are impacting their private therapy practice
Discover how to best address one’s limiting beliefs surrounding money using modalities such as narrative therapy, schema therapy, and Emotional Freedom Technique
Identify how to have a new relationship with money and finances, in terms of creating and sustaining a successful psychotherapy practice

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This webinar does NOT provide CE hours and is to be considered for professional growth. Our approving bodies (NBCC & ASWB) do not consider the topic acceptable for continuing education.

Target Audience: Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselors, Licensed Clinical Social Workers, Licensed Clinical Addictions Specialists, Certified Alcohol & Drug Counselors, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapists

Course Level: Intermediate

Purchase Instructions

Registration Deadline: Register up until the start time!

Cost Includes: A PDF of the presentation slides and any supplemental training materials and a certificate of completion.

Evaluation / Certificate: This event does NOT provide a CE certificate.

System Requirements: Internet and the ability to log into Zoom webinars when provided a meeting link which will be sent upon registration.

Interactive Webinar: This is a live & interactive webinar which means that participants can interact with other participants and the instructor in live time.

Additional information can be found in the FAQs webpage AND on the Company & Approving Boards Policies webpage.

Meet Your Facilitator

Dreya Blume is a licensed clinical social worker, with her MSW from Radford University and an MA in anthropology from the University of Hawaii. Dreya has twenty years of experience working in mental health, from case management to intensive in-home services to leading groups for addicts in recovery. Dreya developed a counseling practice in 2004, and as a psychotherapist, her focus has been on serving the LGBTQ+ community. Dreya also has been a teacher for thirty years. Before her career in social work, she taught English in places such as Japan, Thailand, Australia, and Hawaii. Since 2010, Dreya has been an adjunct professor for Virginia Western Community College, preparing future social workers for the field.

In her spare time, Dreya loves to write. She is the author of a number of books (published under her former name, Andy Matzner), including “Everyone Has a Story: Using the Hero’s Journey and Narrative Therapy to Reframe the Struggle of Mental Illness,” “The Tarot Activity Book: A Collection of Creative and Therapeutic Ideas for the Cards,” and “The Buddha Diet: A Guide to Creating a Positive Relationship with Food and Eating.”