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So you’ve made the decision to start offering your EMDR intensives. Great! Now, how do you price them? I touched upon pricing in previous episodes that intensives are higher priced than regular therapy sessions, and how that can make some therapists uncomfortable. If you're feeling uneasy about charging more than $250 per session, you are not alone. As therapists, we are socialized into the belief that we do what we do because we are good people, and good people "should" help others with very little compensation, right? No!

With EMDR intensives, your clients get much more value for their money than they would with regular therapy sessions. Plus, there are many other factors that you need to consider. Join me in today's podcast episode as I talk about how to price your EMDR intensives, how to deal with your money stories, what to take into consideration when pricing your intensives, and more.

Topics covered in this episode:

• The importance of recognizing the value and impact of the work you do as a therapist.
• A somatic parts exercise to explore the feelings and sensations associated with pricing
• Why you need to address your money stories as a therapist
• 14 hours of EMDR intensive therapy are equivalent to 28 hours of weekly therapy sessions
• What you need to consider when pricing your EMDR intensives
• Why you should price intensives higher than regular hourly therapy sessions
• There is no amount that is 'too much' to charge for your services
• Tips for discussing the price of EMDR intensives with clients
• Common mistakes therapists make when discussing prices with clients

Connect with Carolyn:

• Website: www.futuretemplateparent.com 
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Related episodes:

• Episode 2: How to Integrate EMDR Intensives Into Your Therapy Practice

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“When you price your work higher, you're gonna show up differently. There's just no question about it.“ - Carolyn