Pocket Change Newsletter

Wellness Wallet
Pocket Change Newsletter • September 20, 2026

The Isolation of Private Practice

When I first decided to launch my own private practice, I thought freedom would feel sooo good. I hyper-focused on everything it would relieve me…
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Wellness Wallet
Pocket Change Newsletter • September 20, 2026

Gifted Care, Never Forced:  How therapy care cards protect consent and dignity.

“What if a gifted therapy card feels like pressure?” Two honest conversations about consent, commitment, and sponsored care.  “What if a well-meaning relative buys a…
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Wellness Wallet
Pocket Change Newsletter • September 20, 2026

What happens when there is no more money left on the Therapy Care Card?

A gifted care card helps a client step across your threshold for the first time. But it was never meant to replace your standard private…
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Wellness Wallet
Pocket Change Newsletter • September 20, 2026

Why Does a Curated Therapist Network Matter?

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Wellness Wallet
Pocket Change Newsletter • September 20, 2026

The Diagnostic Trap And How It Can Harm Client Care

The Diagnostic Trap and How It Harms Patient Care   A client sits across from you, hands folded tightly in their lap. They aren’t walking in…
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Wellness Wallet
Pocket Change Newsletter • September 20, 2026

The Tension Private Practice Therapists Are Experiencing

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Pocket Change Newsletter • August 21, 2026

Stewardship Over Sacrifice and the New Era of Faith-Informed Mental Health Care

I remember sitting across from a colleague recently who was completely exhausted. She sighed, looked at me, and said, “Candice, I can’t keep turning people…
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Pocket Change Newsletter • August 21, 2026

My Wellness Wallet: A Clinician’s Guide

For many therapists, the idea of gifting therapy has never really existed. Until now. The Therapy Care Card was created to make access to care…
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Pocket Change Newsletter • August 21, 2026

Barriers to Access: Why Getting Help Still Feels So Hard

As a therapist, I’ve often heard very similar questions from people who were trying their best to hold their lives together or to support others…
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