When it comes to growing your private practice as a health or wellness practitioner, there is a lot of advice out there. How do you grow in a way that makes you more money without having to work a bunch more hours? Do you hire more people? Should you even grow at all? So in this episode, the …
Practice Building 101
Learning how to build your own private or solo practice as a massage therapist (or any health or wellness professional!) can be tough. There's a lot to think about, from rental agreements to accounting to when to hire someone to help with the load. That's what this category is all about!
Private Practice: Should You DIY?
As a health or wellness business owner, it can be really hard to know where to draw the line with doing all tasks yourself vs hiring someone to help you out. While at first, you may need to do your website, cleaning, bookkeeping, social media, and all other 'behind the scenes' business tasks on your …
How to get clients to rebook for massage therapists
... or other health & wellness professionals. Since, to be honest, the ideas are the same, as they have to do with building great relationships with people! Getting clients to want to rebook is one of the most important business skills you'll ever develop as a solo practitioner. While we …
Marketing Your Health & Wellness Business From Scratch
How do you approach marketing when you're opening a new office or starting your private practice? Selling your services is a hard thing for a lot of people! Especially for new practitioners in any career. You know you need clients, and you know you want to find great clients, but the idea of …
Top five things every new private practice needs for success
This is the second episode in our series on Building a Strong Private Practice. Welcome! Today I wanted to talk about the top five things I think you need when setting up a new office. These apply pretty well no matter what kind of business you have in health and wellness. Massage, Physiotherapy, …
The #1 thing to strengthen your private practice
...it's not about location or how to find great clients. Well, those are important, absolutely. But there's something bigger you need to work on first as you transition to working solo, or if you want to build a stronger private practice in general. This could mean: you just graduated and …
