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Peace & Profit for Therapists is a podcast for therapy practice owners who know their work matters, and want a business that supports their life, not consumes it.If you’re building a private practice on the side and wondering when (or if) it can really replace your income…Or…
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Your Digital Footprint: How Therapists Get Found by Clients, AI Search & Corporate Contracts (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Peace and Profit for Therapists Podcast , Calvalyn Day shares what she found after spending a weekend auditing therapist websites and digital footprints. The verdict: a website alone isn't enough. For most therapists, a website, a Psychology Today profile, and an EHR listing are the only places their name shows up online. That's a limited footprint, and it's costing them clients and opportunities. Calvalyn breaks down what a digital footprint actually includes, why tech pl
The 2027 Private Practice Protection Plan (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Peace and Profit for Therapists Podcast , Calvalyn Day opens with a job posting she just saw in her community: a full-time, fully licensed clinician for $30 an hour. It's not an outlier. It's a signal. Last year Calvalyn said the hustle-and-grind private practice wouldn't survive 2026, and practices are closing. Now she's looking ahead to what will change how therapists financially exist in 2027 and beyond. Calvalyn breaks down why no third-party payer is safe to depend on
Are You Living in a Comfortable Cage? The Path from Paycheck to Full-Time Private Practice (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Peace and Profit for Therapists Podcast, Calvalyn Day calls out the therapist who has told herself "this is the year" for the last two, or even three, years running. You have the full-time job with the steady paycheck and the benefits. You also have the LLC, the website, maybe the business cards, a private practice that exists on paper but is no closer to becoming your full-time reality than it was when you started. Calvalyn names this in-between space exactly what it is:
The Cost of “Not Now”: The Three Numbers That Reveal What Waiting Is Really Costing You (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Peace and Profit for Therapists Podcast, Calvalyn Day opens with the response to a post that went semi-viral: her take on why most therapists shouldn't rush back to grad school. Not because education is bad, but because for most degrees, the ROI simply isn't there. That question, what's the actual return on this decision, becomes the spine of the episode as Calvalyn turns it toward something every practice owner avoids calculating: the cost of not moving. Calvalyn breaks d
You Made $200,000 and You Still Feel BROKE (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Peace and Profit for Therapists Podcast, Calvalyn Day breaks down why a group practice owner with close to a quarter-million dollars in annual revenue still felt completely broke, and why that story is so much more common than you'd think. Calvalyn covers the difference between gross revenue and actual take-home income, why "schmedium" group practice owners (those making $150,000–$400,000 a year) so often see their expenses outpace their profit, and the real risk of buildi
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