You've maxed out your therapy hours and the math still isn't mathing.

You're not new at this. You've built a therapy practice, you know your specialty inside and out, and you're genuinely good at what you do... and somehow you're still looking at your schedule every Sunday night doing the math and coming up short. 

The problem isn't that you're not working hard enough. The problem is that the model you're working in literally has a ceiling, and you hit it a long time ago. Adding one more client doesn't fix it, it just means one more hour you don't have. You've probably had the thought a hundred times that there has to be another way to use what you already know, and you're right: there is.

You've thought about teaching CEs as an additional income stream but looking at the application left you more confused than when you started. 

The problem isn't you: the requirements are written by and for people who already know the system, which means if you're coming in from the outside, it genuinely reads like nonsense. Learning objectives, instructional methods, clock hours vs. contact hours... none of it is explained in a way that actually helps you complete the application. You have the credentials, you have the topic, you have the expertise. What you're missing is someone who can just tell you exactly what goes where and why, so you can stop spinning and actually submit the thing.