Do money conversations in therapy ever make you feel anxious, avoidant, or conflicted?
Have you ever found yourself undercharging, overexplaining, or bracing for rupture when discussing fees?
Do you want language that feels clear and boundaried, while still compassionate and relational?
Or maybe you were never formally trained in how to talk about money at all, yet you find yourself navigating these conversations regularly.
If any of this resonates, you are not alone.
Money conversations are some of the most emotionally charged moments in clinical practice, and yet many clinicians are left to navigate them without enough guidance, reflection, or support.
This workshop is designed to change that.
Money conversations often bring up anxiety, guilt, fear of rupture, and complex questions about worth, privilege, responsibility, and care, for both clinicians and clients.
This 90-minute experiential and reflective workshop invites clinicians to slow down and build greater capacity for values-aligned financial conversations.
Participants will explore:
• Why talking about money can feel so difficult
• How personal histories and systemic realities shape these interactions
• How to communicate rates and boundaries with clarity, confidence, and care
Clinicians will leave with practical scripts, increased emotional tolerance for money-related discomfort, and a grounded framework for making financial decisions that support ethical practice and long-term sustainability.
At the conclusion of this workshop, participants will be able to:
• Identify common emotional and relational dynamics that arise during money conversations in therapy
• Describe how clinicians’ personal histories, professional identities, and systemic factors influence fee-related decision-making
• Evaluate how ethical fee practices, transparency, and boundary management in financial transactions support and protect the therapeutic relationship in accordance with ethical codes and BHEC regulations
• Apply values-aligned frameworks to evaluate ethical financial decisions in clinical practice
• Demonstrate clear, compassionate language for communicating rates, policies, and boundaries with clients
• Increase emotional tolerance and self-regulation when navigating money-related discomfort or potential rupture
This workshop is appropriate for:
• Licensed mental health clinicians (LPCs, LMFTs, LCSWs, LPs, etc)
• Associates and provisionally licensed clinicians
• Private practice owners
• Clinicians navigating fee-setting or rate increases
• Therapists seeking more confidence in financial boundary conversations
Bernadette C. Pinon, BBA, MA, LPC, SEP brings over fifteen years of experience in counseling and nearly a decade of running her own solo private practice. She holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from St. Edward’s University and a Master of Arts in Professional Counseling from Texas State University, uniquely positioning her at the intersection of clinical care, ethics, and the realities of sustaining a practice.
As a Licensed Professional Counselor, Somatic Experiencing Practitioner, EMDR-trained clinician, and meditation teacher, her work is trauma-informed, body-based, and culturally responsive.
As Community Director of the Healgood Collective, Bernadette is known for creating spaces where clinicians can be honest about what feels hard. Her facilitation style balances structure with spaciousness, depth with warmth, and clarity with care.
She is deeply committed to helping clinicians develop language and frameworks that feel ethical, compassionate, and sustainable.
Format: Digital PDF Download (includes slide deck with embedded links)
Your purchase includes a PDF copy of the slide deck containing:
• A link to the full workshop recording
• A link to the CE evaluation and content quiz
• Additional materials you can download, save, and revisit
This is an on-demand learning experience designed for flexible, self-paced engagement.
Use: Individual use only
This purchase provides access to the workshop content (slide deck, presentation recording, linked resources and handouts) and CE credit opportunity only. It does not include any additional resources, consultation, supervision, or additional training services.
For group use, team access, or organizational licensing, please inquire directly.
Access Details: After purchase, you’ll receive a secure download link via email. The link remains active for 24 hours after first access, so we recommend downloading and saving your materials right away.
This resource is intended for educational purposes only.
Downloading or accessing this material does not establish a therapeutic relationship, supervisory relationship, or consulting relationship with Healgood Holistic Counseling Center, Chelsea Fielder-Jenks, LPC-S, CEDS-C, or any other presenters or affiliates of Healgood Holistic Counseling Center.
No clinical, supervisory, or consultation services are implied or provided through this purchase.
This resource is licensed for individual use only. Redistribution, sharing, or reproduction without written permission is not permitted.
For permissions or group use inquiries, please contact us.
This offering provides the opportunity to earn 1.5 Ethics CEUs.
Healgood Holistic Counseling Center structures its continuing education activities to meet requirements for Texas BHEC licensee's, including the BHEC 50% approved provider rule for LPCs and LMFTs.
Acceptance of CE credit is determined solely by each participant’s individual licensing board, credentialing body, or employer. Requirements may vary across professions and jurisdictions.
Healgood Holistic Counseling Center does not guarantee acceptance of CE credit by any licensing board.
Participants are responsible for verifying CE eligibility with their respective licensing board prior to purchase.
To support CE eligibility, Healgood Holistic Counseling Center:
• Maintains presenter qualifications (CV/resume) on file
• Provides a structured educational activity
• Requires completion of an evaluation and content knowledge check
• Issues a certificate of completion upon verification
Participants may earn 1.5 Ethics CEUs by:
• Viewing the full workshop recording
• Completing the CE evaluation and content quiz via the linked online evaluation form
After submitting the online evaluation, participants will receive access to download, save, and print their CE certificate as a PDF.
Partial credit is not available.
This is an on-demand, recorded training of a previously held live event. Live participation is not included.
All purchases are final and non-refundable.
Due to immediate access to downloadable materials and recording links, refunds cannot be issued.
For questions, accessibility needs, or group licensing inquiries, please contact us.
Do money conversations in therapy ever make you feel anxious, avoidant, or conflicted?
Have you ever found yourself undercharging, overexplaining, or bracing for rupture when discussing fees?
Do you want language that feels clear and boundaried, while still compassionate and relational?
Or maybe you were never formally trained in how to talk about money at all, yet you find yourself navigating these conversations regularly.
If any of this resonates, you are not alone.
Money conversations are some of the most emotionally charged moments in clinical practice, and yet many clinicians are left to navigate them without enough guidance, reflection, or support.
This workshop is designed to change that.
Money conversations often bring up anxiety, guilt, fear of rupture, and complex questions about worth, privilege, responsibility, and care, for both clinicians and clients.
This 90-minute experiential and reflective workshop invites clinicians to slow down and build greater capacity for values-aligned financial conversations.
Participants will explore:
• Why talking about money can feel so difficult
• How personal histories and systemic realities shape these interactions
• How to communicate rates and boundaries with clarity, confidence, and care
Clinicians will leave with practical scripts, increased emotional tolerance for money-related discomfort, and a grounded framework for making financial decisions that support ethical practice and long-term sustainability.
At the conclusion of this workshop, participants will be able to:
• Identify common emotional and relational dynamics that arise during money conversations in therapy
• Describe how clinicians’ personal histories, professional identities, and systemic factors influence fee-related decision-making
• Evaluate how ethical fee practices, transparency, and boundary management in financial transactions support and protect the therapeutic relationship in accordance with ethical codes and BHEC regulations
• Apply values-aligned frameworks to evaluate ethical financial decisions in clinical practice
• Demonstrate clear, compassionate language for communicating rates, policies, and boundaries with clients
• Increase emotional tolerance and self-regulation when navigating money-related discomfort or potential rupture
This workshop is appropriate for:
• Licensed mental health clinicians (LPCs, LMFTs, LCSWs, LPs, etc)
• Associates and provisionally licensed clinicians
• Private practice owners
• Clinicians navigating fee-setting or rate increases
• Therapists seeking more confidence in financial boundary conversations
Bernadette C. Pinon, BBA, MA, LPC, SEP brings over fifteen years of experience in counseling and nearly a decade of running her own solo private practice. She holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from St. Edward’s University and a Master of Arts in Professional Counseling from Texas State University, uniquely positioning her at the intersection of clinical care, ethics, and the realities of sustaining a practice.
As a Licensed Professional Counselor, Somatic Experiencing Practitioner, EMDR-trained clinician, and meditation teacher, her work is trauma-informed, body-based, and culturally responsive.
As Community Director of the Healgood Collective, Bernadette is known for creating spaces where clinicians can be honest about what feels hard. Her facilitation style balances structure with spaciousness, depth with warmth, and clarity with care.
She is deeply committed to helping clinicians develop language and frameworks that feel ethical, compassionate, and sustainable.
Format: Digital PDF Download (includes slide deck with embedded links)
Your purchase includes a PDF copy of the slide deck containing:
• A link to the full workshop recording
• A link to the CE evaluation and content quiz
• Additional materials you can download, save, and revisit
This is an on-demand learning experience designed for flexible, self-paced engagement.
Use: Individual use only
This purchase provides access to the workshop content (slide deck, presentation recording, linked resources and handouts) and CE credit opportunity only. It does not include any additional resources, consultation, supervision, or additional training services.
For group use, team access, or organizational licensing, please inquire directly.
Access Details: After purchase, you’ll receive a secure download link via email. The link remains active for 24 hours after first access, so we recommend downloading and saving your materials right away.
This resource is intended for educational purposes only.
Downloading or accessing this material does not establish a therapeutic relationship, supervisory relationship, or consulting relationship with Healgood Holistic Counseling Center, Chelsea Fielder-Jenks, LPC-S, CEDS-C, or any other presenters or affiliates of Healgood Holistic Counseling Center.
No clinical, supervisory, or consultation services are implied or provided through this purchase.
This resource is licensed for individual use only. Redistribution, sharing, or reproduction without written permission is not permitted.
For permissions or group use inquiries, please contact us.
This offering provides the opportunity to earn 1.5 Ethics CEUs.
Healgood Holistic Counseling Center structures its continuing education activities to meet requirements for Texas BHEC licensee's, including the BHEC 50% approved provider rule for LPCs and LMFTs.
Acceptance of CE credit is determined solely by each participant’s individual licensing board, credentialing body, or employer. Requirements may vary across professions and jurisdictions.
Healgood Holistic Counseling Center does not guarantee acceptance of CE credit by any licensing board.
Participants are responsible for verifying CE eligibility with their respective licensing board prior to purchase.
To support CE eligibility, Healgood Holistic Counseling Center:
• Maintains presenter qualifications (CV/resume) on file
• Provides a structured educational activity
• Requires completion of an evaluation and content knowledge check
• Issues a certificate of completion upon verification
Participants may earn 1.5 Ethics CEUs by:
• Viewing the full workshop recording
• Completing the CE evaluation and content quiz via the linked online evaluation form
After submitting the online evaluation, participants will receive access to download, save, and print their CE certificate as a PDF.
Partial credit is not available.
This is an on-demand, recorded training of a previously held live event. Live participation is not included.
All purchases are final and non-refundable.
Due to immediate access to downloadable materials and recording links, refunds cannot be issued.
For questions, accessibility needs, or group licensing inquiries, please contact us.
