Mastering the financial dimension of your practice
Subtitle: the definitive resource for private practice development and financial planning
By: Peter H. Cole, Daisy Reese
Contributors: Reese, Daisy, 1947-
Publisher: Brunner-Routledge
Published: 2004
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 282
Subjects: Psychotherapy -- Practice; Psychotherapy -- Practice -- Finance; Psychotherapists -- Finance, Personal
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 233-238) and index
Table of contents: title: The life cycle of a psychotherapy practice; title: Moving through the seasons; title: Launching phase; title: Establishing phase; title: Prime phase; title: Elder phase; title: Psychological and therapeutic considerations; title: The other side of the coin : an overabundance of money; title: The psychological dimension; title: Characterological defenses around money wounds; title: What is financial well-being?; title: The couple's money dance; title: Complementary work : referring to and working with a financial planner; title: Money as transference object in therapy; title: A therapist's money guide; title: Filling in the financial knowledge gap; title: Five common financial mistakes of private practitioners; title: A therapist's guide through the maze of tax advantaged investing plans; title: A therapist's guide to fundamental investing concepts; title: Common investments for therapists; title: Socially responsible investing; title: Debt and credit issues; title: An insurance primer; title: Estate planning : financial planning for after a death; title: Your money pages; title: Introduction to a lifetime plan for your financial well-being; title: Financial worksheets and process pages; title: Looking forward