Why a Full Caseload Is More Fragile Than You Think: Pausing My Private Practice After a Hurricane
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Last week I flew across the country for my brother’s homecoming after a year deployed on the USS Abraham Lincoln. Then my city got hit by a hurricane while I was thousands of miles away.
When I got home, I paused all my sessions for the week. My clients need time to put their lives and houses back together, and I need to breathe. And here’s the part that surprised even me: I’m not panicking about money.
In this episode, I’m sharing why that wasn’t always the case, why a full weekly caseload looks stable but is actually really fragile, and how building my practice around therapy intensives gave me the margin to show up for the moments that matter without choosing between being there and paying my bills.
In this episode, we’ll cover:
- What a single hard week would have cost me back in my group practice days
- Why “more clients” doesn’t fix a fragile business model
- How fewer clients and premium intensives create built-in margin
- Why pausing can be the most caring thing you do for your clients
- Your action item: find your “fragility number”
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