If so, here are some beliefs that may expand the way you see money and getting paid:

Most of us have the desire to make money from what we love to do, so if you have the opportunity to actually do that, be grateful and keep making money from what you love!
You're not making money from healing others. You're healing. And you're also making money. The two are separate and distinct from each other.
Getting paid for what you love to do and for your gifts is also a definition of living in your purpose. You're making a living doing what you're meant to be doing in this world.
Let's say you did your healing work for free, and then you had to get a "real" job to pay the bills and put food on the table. Your "real" job has just taken your energy and time away from your purpose in life and also "robbed" the people who really need 100% of your loving intention and healing work.
When someone needs healing (whether emotionally, physically, or mentally), very, very, very rarely does anyone go and seek a "free" or "discounted" healer. Instead, you're really looking for the person who is the BEST at what they do and what you need. Most people may even be extremely skeptical by a free or heavily discounted healer. It may make them wonder if they really can help them.
From a Biblical perspective, I love the Parable of the Talents in both the Book of Matthew and the Book of Luke, where a master gave three servants "Talents," which were literally the word for currency or money, back then. One servant received 5, another 2, and the third 1. Returning from his travels, the master finds the servants who had more "talents" doubling their money, while the one who had just 1 bury his talent, just to return it. The Master rewarded the two with more money, while punishing the servant who "wasted" time and the "interest" by burying his money, instead of making more of it or just putting it into the bank and earning interest. The parable reminds us, to 1) not to "bury" our talents (both our gifts from God and our money) by playing it safe or being too scared to do anything with them 2) Use the talents (our gifts from god) to make MORE money and we will be rewarded 3) to view God, the Universe and life as understanding, kind, generous and abundant (and you'll get even more), rather than seeing life (and consequently, if you see life this way, you see God this way too) as critical, demanding, scary or never enough.