Therapists in Emerging Markets Lack Tools to Calculate Sustainable Session Fees
Mental health professionals in Latin America have no structured way to calculate fees that account for cancellations, unpaid admin time, and regional economic realities. Generic financial tools do not model the therapist business model. This leaves many chronically undercharging and financially precarious.
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