Dear Dangerously in Love with Your Finances, I am a psychiatrist and psychotherapist with a private practice in Colorado. My practice is fully staffed with five licensed professional counselors, three clinical social workers, and two full time psychiatrists. Our finances are in great shape (I believe due to the overwhelming
Dear Dangerously in Love with Your Finances, My husband and I recently purchased a medical building to open a psychiatry and therapy services practice in Columbus, OH. My husband is a marriage and family therapist, and I am a child and adolescent psychiatrist. Together, we plan to hire other behavioral
Dear Dangerously in Love with Your Finances, I am a marriage and family behavioral health therapist in Seattle Washington. After working at a behavioral health group practice for ten years, I decided to take a leap of faith, work for myself, and open my own practice. As a new business
Dear Dangerously in Love with Your Finances, I am a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Group Psychotherapist in Lakewood, Texas, specializing in group therapy. I am having difficulty getting my bookkeeping and accounting in order. It is so much easier just looking the other way – out of sight, out
Dear Dangerously in Love with Your Finances, We are a mental health practice located in Dallas, Texas, with in-house counselors, psychologists, and psychiatrists on staff. I am one of three partners who acquired the mental health and counseling center two years ago. I recently started digging deep into the business
Dear Dangerously in Love with Your Finances, We are a private mental health practice located in Oklahoma City; we specialize in addiction to alcohol and drugs. Every month, as the owner, I review the profit and loss statement — it always shows a large profit. However, when I look at our business bank balance, the numbers
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