Conversations that change the way therapists think about the financial side of their practice.
Andrea Rotondo
Helping therapy practice owners make intentional financial decisions.
For booking inquiries, email andrea@liquidcentsbookkeeping.com or fill out this form.
Bio
I specialize in helping therapy practice owners better understand the financial side of their business.
As a Certified Profit First Professional and bookkeeper, I've learned that financial clarity doesn't come from bookkeeping alone. It comes from understanding how the many financial pieces of a practice work together to support better decisions.
Whether I'm speaking at a conference, joining a podcast, or leading a workshop, my goal is always the same:
To help therapy practice owners approach their business finances with the same curiosity, reflection, and intentionality they already bring to their clients.
Because bookkeeping records the past.
Financial clarity helps us intentionally shape what comes next.
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Speaking Topics
Understanding the financial ecosystem of a therapy practice
Your business isn't made up of separate financial tasks, it's a connected ecosystem. Understanding how those pieces work together leads to better decisions and a healthier practice.
Because bookkeeping records the past
How financial clarity helps therapy practice owners intentionally shape what comes next.
Financial clarity goes beyond accurate books
Why bookkeeping is only one part of a healthy financial ecosystem.
When your practice evolves, your financial systems should too
Helping therapy practice owners navigate growth, hiring, changing priorities, and uncertainty with confidence.
From financial awareness to intentional action
Why understanding your numbers is only valuable if it changes the decisions you make.
Profit without guilt
A healthier relationship with money for therapists.
Examples of podcast interviews and webinars
Berries
Making Sense of Your Practice Finances
HEARD Office Hours
Building Financial Systems for Your Therapy Practice with Andrea Rotondo
The Practice of Therapy Podcast
Private Practice Finances Don’t Have to Suck