In this episode, we’re speaking with Susannah Horwitz, a Licensed Professional Counselor and LIMB Grad based in Golden, Colorado.
Susannah is a proud mom, wife, and entrepreneur. During her first episode on The Money Sessions in 2021, she shared her journey with raising her fees and becoming the primary breadwinner.
Now, Susannah is coming back to reveal what it’s really been like in the years since she first embarked on her premium fee journey.
You don’t want to miss this.
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In this episode, Susannah will share:
What it really means to do premium fee work (Hint: it’s not about the number);
How getting in touch with what she really needed from her private practice and setting premium fees forced her to set boundaries in many other areas of her life;
The ups and downs that come after the premium fee raise;
How therapists use low fees and overworking as a way to avoid looking at their lack of boundaries in other areas of their lives;
The three types of currency to consider when designing a private practice that works for you.
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Resources mentioned
Susannah’s Website → She does 1:1 consulting with therapists!
More about Susannah
Susannah Horwitz, LPC, LMHC, is a trauma-informed, nature-based expressive arts therapist and licensed professional counselor, serving clients located in Colorado, Massachusetts and Florida. She received her Masters degree in Intermodal Expressive Arts Therapies from Lesley University in 2003. She was an expressive arts therapist and director of the Project Launch college and career access program at RAW Art Works from 2004-2013. She has been a private practice owner since 2010. Susannah is a Certified EMDR therapist and also trained with both Skylight Psychedelics and Integrative Psychiatry Institute to become a Certified Ketamine-Assisted Therapy provider and Certified Psychedelic-Assisted Therapist.
In her private practice, she loves to bring therapy clients “off the couch” and into the outdoors for Nature & Arts based EMDR intensives to help clients connect with the multifaceted powers of imagination, sense of humor, playfulness, and creativity to heal trauma and thrive. She specializes in working with caregivers such as medical professionals, wellness professionals, and parents who have experienced medical or relationship trauma, as well as those who identify as neurodivergent. In addition to her practice as a therapist, she is the founder of the Well-Connected Therapist coaching program, which she created to support introverted and neurodivergent private practice therapists to build community through embodied, authentic connection.
