That IS an interesting thought. I have a friend who's going into psychology, and sometimes I wonder "Are they going into psychology because they want to help people, or is it just for the money?" So it sort of raises the question: What's more important to the therapist, helping others or cash?

I'm hoping to be a psychologist someday, and if I came into a large sum of money I'd either want to keep working, or perhaps open my own practice that gives counselling to others more easily by charging people according to their family's income. So if someone had a very low income, I'd charge them a very low amount.