Pros
Flexibility with work schedule, can pause whenever you want, great clients, easy platform, free CEU opportunities, good flow of new clients
Cons
For as many clients as I saw a week, the income earned made life unsustainable. I would’ve stayed a lot longer had they paid me what I’m worth. Starting at $30 an hour is an insult for someone who went in with over 20 years experience. The income estimate they give you before starting is heavily inflated and unrealistic based on the way they compensate you. To get to a level where you can actually get health insurance is close to impossible unless you want to see 60+ clients a week. It is unethical to see that many clients a week. We cannot possibly be present for all clients when working so many hours. In addition, they really should look into providing insurance credentialing, because that would surely offer more flexibility and how much you get paid per client. Also, many of my clients paid a high rate, despite having health insurance that would have resulted in them paying less than $100 per month at one session per week if they used their insurance coverage There were so many pros, but the low income overall far outweighed the pros.