Healing Blog

I’ve really been struggling with this lately - how much to charge people. Should I have a sliding scale? Should I leave it to my clients to decide how much they want to pay?  How should I address clients who started with me when I was offering to do energy work for free - who are now referring new clients? What about existing clients who I’ve done free work for - who come back and expect me to continue to work for free?

It feels like a sliding scale is socially responsible. But then do I get into a situation where I’m mentally auditing what a client is doing in their life (what they’re buying and talking about making) and comparing that to what they said they could afford?

And how do I balance my personal need for money to make my life work - and the time I dedicate to energy work - with the good of helping people in need around the country - and presumably some day, around the world?

For now, I’ve settled on an hourly rate. It’s straight forward and easy to understand.  I’ve tried to set the hourly rate at a reasonable level that should be accessible to all who need or would like help.

The amount of time we spend working on your needs is up to you. I can’t control how quickly “the work” takes place but we’ll do what we can in the time you want to allocate.

Peace!