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75-minute masterclass · For mental health professionals
Money in the
Therapy Room
The clinical conversation therapists were never trained to have.
Work with fees, financial countertransference and the unspoken power of money — with greater clarity, compassion and confidence.
- Notice what money brings up in you before it shapes clinical decisions
- Hold a clear, compassionate frame around fees, concessions and cancellations
- Find non-shaming language for affordability and financial distress
4.9 / 5 · 27 reviewsStatement of Completion
Currently on sale · AU$157 AU$97 · Supported fee available
Money is already in the room
You know how to hold a therapeutic relationship. But what happens when money enters it?
01
The fee you hesitate to name
You are ready to review your fees. Then guilt enters the conversation before your client does.
02
The concession that becomes the rule
A compassionate exception becomes an ongoing arrangement. You notice the strain, but feel uncomfortable revisiting it.
03
The cancellation you leave unspoken
A late cancellation or unpaid session leaves you caught between holding the boundary and protecting the relationship.
These moments are not just administrative. They carry power, history and feeling. This masterclass makes space to work with them clinically — not simply manage them away.
Highly relevant to practice
“The discussion of financial countertransference was particularly useful. It's something I hadn't explored in this depth before.”
From discomfort to clinical clarity
What you can bring to your next session
Notice what money brings up in you
Recognise financial countertransference — rescue, guilt, avoidance or resentment — before it shapes your clinical decisions.
Hold a clear, compassionate frame
Distinguish flexibility from boundary erosion. Work with fees, concessions and cancellations without becoming rigid or punitive.
Find language that keeps connection
Bring fees, affordability and financial distress into the conversation with clear, relational, non-shaming language.
Learning outcomes
Recognise financial countertransference
Notice rescue, avoidance, guilt, over-accommodation, frustration or resentment before they shape the therapeutic relationship.
Set and hold fees with clinical clarity
Make decisions about raising, reducing or holding fees with confidence, consistency and a clear clinical rationale.
Work with class, privilege and financial power
See how scarcity, wealth and financial dynamics influence what you notice, assume, avoid or interpret in the room.
Respond to concessions, cancellations and unpaid sessions
Move from reactive guilt or fear to thoughtful, consistent responses that protect the therapeutic frame.
Distinguish flexibility from boundary erosion
Support client access without quietly undermining the sustainability of your practice.
Bring money into the conversation
Use clear, relational, non-shaming language for fees, affordability and financial distress so money becomes part of the therapy.
A focused, reflective masterclass
Inside the 75 minutes
Five focused chapters. Watch in one sitting or return across several, with lifetime access to all lessons and resources.
- 01
Why Money Belongs in the Therapy Room
Exploring the psychological, emotional and relational dimensions of money, and why financial issues are often overlooked in therapeutic practice.
- 02
The Therapist's Relationship with Money
Understanding how personal money beliefs, financial history, class, privilege and financial countertransference influence therapeutic relationships.
- 03
Navigating Fees, Boundaries and Difficult Conversations
Addressing session fees, concessions, cancellations and payment difficulties with clarity, compassion and professional integrity.
- 04
Recognising and Responding to Client Financial Distress
Identifying financial anxiety, avoidance, shame and trauma responses while using non-shaming, trauma-informed communication.
- 05
Integrating Money into Ethical Therapeutic Practice
Developing practical strategies for financial conversations, maintaining therapeutic boundaries and supporting client agency without moving beyond professional scope.
- 75-minute on-demand masterclass, watch any time
- Statement of Completion
- Reflective prompts on your own money history and financial countertransference
- Practical language for fee, concession and cancellation conversations
- Lifetime access to the recording and materials
Meet your instructor
Taught by Jane Monica-Jones
Founder & Lead Educator, Procovo Institute
Jane founded Procovo to close the gap between financial practice and trauma-informed care. A psychotherapist and financial therapist, author and educator, she has spent two decades training advisers, counsellors and mental health professionals in how money, stress and the nervous system interact — and turning that work into accredited programs practitioners can actually use with clients.
In this masterclass she brings that same clinical lens to the money conversations already happening in your therapy room — the fee, the concession, the cancellation and what they carry beneath the surface.
More about Jane and ProcovoClinical fit & professional scope
Is this masterclass right for you?
You’ll get the most value from these 75 minutes if any of these situations sound familiar in your practice.
Fees, boundaries and access
- You set, raise, reduce or hold fees and want to make those decisions with greater confidence, consistency and clinical clarity.
- Money conversations, concessions, cancellations or unpaid sessions create discomfort — and you want to respond thoughtfully rather than react from guilt, fear or habit.
- You want to distinguish compassionate flexibility from boundary erosion, so you can support access without quietly undermining the sustainability of your practice.
- You want practical language for discussing fees, affordability and money difficulties in ways that are clear, relational and non-shaming.
- You want financial boundaries that protect both the therapeutic frame and the relationship — without becoming rigid, punitive or emotionally distant.
Power, class and the therapeutic relationship
- You want to recognise financial countertransference before it starts shaping the therapeutic relationship — including rescue, avoidance, guilt, over-accommodation, frustration or resentment.
- You want to understand how class, privilege, scarcity and financial power can influence what you notice, assume, avoid or interpret in the therapy room.
- You notice shame, debt, wealth, spending or financial distress entering the work and want to engage with it without moralising, rescuing or reinforcing financial shame.
Your own money history and clinical training
- You want greater awareness of how your own money history, beliefs and embodied responses may enter clinical decision-making.
- You were trained to work with transference, boundaries and power — but not with the financial dynamics already present in almost every therapeutic relationship.
Who it’s designed for
For psychotherapists, counsellors, psychologists, somatic practitioners and other mental health professionals — worldwide
You want thoughtful financial boundaries, greater awareness of your own money history and practical language for the money conversations already happening in your work.
Not the right fit if…
- You are looking for financial advice, budgeting, debt counselling or practice-marketing tactics.
- You want a quick checklist rather than a reflective, clinical exploration of money in the room.
Practical and thought-provoking
“Appreciated the guidance around fees, cancellations and concessions. So relevant to everyday practice.”
A real eye-opener
“I hadn't realised how much my own relationship with money was influencing the way I worked with clients.”
Choose the fee that fits
One masterclass. Two ways to enrol.
The supported price is available for those who need it. Both options include the same masterclass, materials, lifetime access and Statement of Completion.
Supported enrolment
AU$87
For those who need a lower fee. Choose this option directly — the same learning, without an extra application step.
Enrol at supported fee — AU$87All prices in Australian dollars. Secure enrolment through Thinkific.
Prefer all three masterclasses? View the AU$257 bundle →Learning for the work you actually do
4.9 out of 5
Based on 27 learner reviews
A fresh perspective on money
“I loved the way Jane connected money, power and therapeutic relationships. It has changed how I think about these conversations.”
More confident discussing fees
“Helped me see that clear financial boundaries can support rather than undermine the therapeutic relationship.”
Every therapist needs this
“Money is such an overlooked part of therapy. This masterclass brings awareness to conversations we often avoid.”
Worth every minute
“A valuable investment in my professional development. It gave me plenty to reflect on about my clinical practice.”
Financial Countertransference!
“Of course, great to be able to explore mine.”
Before you enrol
Who is this masterclass for?
Psychotherapists, counsellors, psychologists, somatic practitioners and other mental health professionals — anywhere in the world. It is not designed for financial advisers or financial counsellors.
How long is it and when can I watch?
It is a 75-minute on-demand masterclass. You watch at your own pace, in one sitting or across several, with lifetime access.
Does it carry CPD or CE credit?
No. You receive a Statement of Completion, which many practitioners record as self-directed professional development.
Is this financial advice training?
No. It is a clinical masterclass about how money operates in the therapeutic relationship — fees, boundaries, power and countertransference — not about giving clients financial advice.
How much is it?
On sale for AU$97 (normally AU$157) until 15 November, 11:59 pm Sydney time. A supported fee of AU$87 is also available.
Make room for the money conversation.
Explore what sits beneath the fee, the concession, the cancellation or the silence.
Enrol now — AU$97Money in the Therapy Room
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