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The Money Part of Private Practice (Heard Business School)

Andrew Riesen, Michael Fulwiler

Booking Overview

This is an interview-focused business podcast about building and operating therapy private practices, featuring private-practice owners and mental-health industry experts. Credible pitches include therapists with distinctive practice-growth expertise, founders of mental-health companies, clinical-business educators, and leaders who have built scalable services or partnerships for therapists; booking difficulty is medium because guests are established professionals but generally accessible experts rather than major celebrities.

Metrics

Episodes: 52

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 5.0/5.0

Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000

Listener location: USA

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

podcast@shareyourgenius.com

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Host

Andrew Riesen - Host associated with Heard, a company focused on business support for therapists and private-practice owners.

Michael Fulwiler - Host and interviewer covering business strategy, financial sustainability, leadership, and growth in private practice and mental-health businesses.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium
Typical Credentials:  
Private-practice ownership, licensed clinical expertise, or leadership of a mental-health company or professional education business, ideally combined with demonstrated expertise in practice growth, pricing, marketing, technology, partnerships, or operational strategy.
Required Achievements:  
Founded or scaled a private practice or mental-health company, Developed a recognized clinical, business, or professional training framework, Built partnerships with established brands or professional organizations, Published educational resources or become a recognized expert in therapist business practices

Recent Guest Discussions

Dr. Marie Fang - Building A Full Caseload, Choosing A Niche, Search Engine Optimization, Authentic Marketing, Referral Networks, Online Visibility, And Artificial Intelligence In Search.

Tiffany McLain - Raising Fees, Premium-fee Caseloads, Sliding-scale Models, Leaving Insurance Panels, Money Beliefs, And Values-led Business Growth.

Dr. Julie Schwartz Gottman - Building A Sustainable Private Practice, Developing A Widely Taught Clinical Framework, Creating A Global Training Business, Visibility, Values, And Professional Legacy.

Rachel Ledbetter - Mental-health Workforce Development, Startup Formation, Venture Capital, Technology Businesses, Pricing Models, Leadership, And Barriers To Therapist Licensure.

Liz Beecroft-Ridgway - Building A Therapist Brand, Athlete Mental Health, Partnerships With Major Consumer Brands, Custom Workshops, Pricing, And Professional Visibility.

Recent Topics

Business, Entrepreneurship, Private Practice, Mental Health, Therapist Marketing

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
The Money Part of Private Practice (Heard Business School)
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How Do Therapists Get Into Consulting? Anim Aweh, LCSW Shares Exactly How She Did It

October 13, 2026

Most therapists in private practice run a business with one revenue line, the client hour. Anim Aweh decided that wouldn't be her whole story. Over 16 years she has built a private practice, a corporate wellness consulting firm, a movement called Therapy Over Silence, a children's book, a YouTube channel, and a speaking career. She recently accepted a director of marketing role at a tech company.In this episode, Andrew asks Anim how she got from "I'm just a social worker" to all of that. Her ...

Going Independent: How Nia Henderson, LMFT Left Group Practice and Built Her Own

October 06, 2026

How do you know when you're ready to leave group practice and start your own? In this episode of The Money Part, Heard co-founder Andrew Riesen talks with Nia Henderson, LMFT, founder of Soft Spot Therapy Collective in Illinois, about the real timeline, pay math, and fear involved in going independent.She also shares how she told her group practice owner she was leaving, how she's moving clients over in batches, and the advice she'd give any therapist in the messy middle: take your time and f...

Why Therapists Undercharge: Laura Reagan on Money, Shame, and Self-Worth

September 21, 2026

In this conversation, Laura Reagan, an integrative trauma therapist, shares her journey from a clinician to a podcast host and entrepreneur. She discusses her experiences with trauma, the evolution of her podcast 'Therapy Chat', and the creation of the Trauma Therapist Network. Laura emphasizes the importance of understanding trauma, the need for bottom-up therapies, and the challenges therapists face in valuing their work. The conversation highlights the impact of therapy and the visibility ...

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How many listeners does The Money Part of Private Practice (Heard Business School) have?

Podseeker estimates The Money Part of Private Practice (Heard Business School) reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for The Money Part of Private Practice (Heard Business School)?

The Money Part of Private Practice (Heard Business School) typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Private-practice ownership, licensed clinical expertise, or leadership of a mental-health company or professional education business, ideally combined with demonstrated expertise in practice growth, pricing, marketing, technology, partnerships, or operational strategy. Common among recent guests: Founded or scaled a private practice or mental-health company; Developed a recognized clinical, business, or professional training framework; Built partnerships with established brands or professional organizations. Recent guests include Dr. Marie Fang, Tiffany McLain, and Dr. Julie Schwartz Gottman.

How hard is it to get booked on The Money Part of Private Practice (Heard Business School)?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does The Money Part of Private Practice (Heard Business School) cover?

Recent episodes cover Business, Entrepreneurship, Private Practice, Mental Health, and Therapist Marketing. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.

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