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  <title>From $5K months to $17K months with 15 sessions: Canadian-based therapist Amelia Sloan leans all the way in</title>
  <description>Ready to set your fee? You choose the dream, we’ll do the math. 🎁 Download our FREE Fun with Fees Calculator 👉🏽 https://www.leaninmakebank.com/free Ready to charge Life First Fees?  Click here to fill out an application Think therapists in Canada can’t charge premium fees? Think again. In this episode of The Money Sessions, Tiffany sits down with Amelia Sloan, a Canadian-based therapist whose journey challenges the belief that geography, culture, or the therapy industry determines what you can earn. Before making changes in their practice, Amelia was seeing 15–18 clients a week, charging roughly $80–$140 per session, and bringing in about $5K–$6K months in private practice. Like many therapists, they carried a deep sense of responsibility to make therapy accessible—often subsidizing clients while quietly watching their own quality of life decline. But when Amelia realized they couldn’t even afford the services they valued from others, something shifted. Instead of continuing to sacrifice their own sustainability, Amelia decided to rethink everything about how they approached fees, value, and the role they played in their own business. Today, their practice looks radically different. They see about 15 clients per week, charge $300 per session, and recently hit a $17K month—all while creating more space in their life as a parent of a young child. Their story is a powerful reminder that building a Life-First Practice isn’t about working more—it’s about aligning your work, values, and fees in a way that actually supports your life. In this episode, we cover:   What Amelia’s practice looked like before raising their fees   The moment they realized they were subsidizing everyone except themself   How social justice values and money beliefs kept them undercharging   Why many therapists get stuck around $5K–$6K months   The grief and fear that often come with raising fees   Moving from $80–$140 sessions to a $300 Life-First Fee   Hitting $17K months while seeing just 15 clients per week   Why raising fees actually improved their clinical presence and capacity   The mindset shift from scarcity to abundance and mutual exchange   Building a thriving practice in Canada—even when people say it’s impossible   &amp;amp;nbsp; Resources Mentioned LIMB Academy FWF Calculator Amelia`s Website ameliasloantherapy@gmail.com </description>
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