I was once told this by a T that I talked to about her profession-that sometimes they can feel guilty about taking money for being there for people...but what she said that she thought about how we don't think twice about paying a professional mechanic to fix our cars-because we understand that they are skilled and trained to work on the car and have it be in it's best condition-and in the field of psychotherapy-clients are paying for what they have learned from their training-their insight and professional (hopefully) skills to help us get our mental health in it's best condition...which is way more important than a car (this may seem jumbled-but I hope ya'll get the gist).