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Find Your Unique Appeal to Attract More Clients to Your Therapy Practice
Every massage therapist, physical therapist, chiropractor, and wellness provider says the same things when describing their practice. They say they listen to their clients. They provide excellent service. They are clean and ethical. Those are wonderful qualities, but they are baseline expectations. They do not make you stand out. If every therapist in your area […]
Continue readingThe Biggest Mistake Massage Therapists Make When They Start Their Practice
There is one mistake I see massage therapists, yoga instructors, Pilates instructors, personal trainers, and wellness providers make over and over again when they start their practice. I have been coaching therapists for decades through my work at Diamond Pain Relief and Wellness in San Francisco, and this particular mistake shows up in almost every […]
Continue readingHow Massage Therapist and Clinic Owner Paula VanBallen Grew Her Practice Through Delegation and Pricing
I want to introduce you to Paula VanBallen, a massage therapist and clinic owner who completely transformed the way she runs her multi-therapist practice in northern Minnesota. Paula came to me through my Dream Practice Mastery Academy coaching program back in 2014, and what she accomplished in the years that followed is a story every […]
Continue readingHow To Schedule Your Sessions
How To Schedule Your Sessions.Time management in scheduling is a critically important topic and effects how much money you make for the time you work. In one of my coaching groups, I was asked, “Does anyone offer the full 60 minutes or just 50 minutes hands on?” Let’s take the time to discuss how to schedule your […]
Continue readingSexual Assault & Massage & Physical Therapists: What To Do To Protect Yourself
[November 20, 2017 in response to Sexual Allegations at a few Massage Therapy Chains across the USA]Hey my friends, This is a personal letter to you that I’ve taken to my blog to open a discussion around this very sensitive recent issue. The “P” word and the “G” word in professional therapy? Never.(Penis and Genitals)This “PPBA” is […]
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