Do you need an ‘origin story’?
Do you have a hero's journey or 'origin' story?
And if you're not familiar with the concept, I'm talking about our personal story of how we went from where we didn't
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Does your therapist need to have been through what you have?
An interesting question came up recently in a Facebook Group about therapy and therapists.
The implication was that if the therapists hadn’t experienced what the client is experiencing, then whilst they
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Moving away from pay-per-session – Part 2
A litle while ago, I posted about shifting away from the pay-by-the-session model for therapists and healers, and got some fantastic replies and a wonderful conversation about the pros and
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Moving away from pay-per-session – Part 1
Should therapists and Healers move away from charging by the hour?
Ever thought that you could give a better service to your clients just by changing the way you charge and
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Is it a mind gremlin – or not?
Gremlin? Or not a gremlin?
Here’s something that I see a lot.
You have a goal - something you really want.
You know what you have to do to get it, and yet
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Thinking of niching down?
Thinking of niching down, but worried about losing clients?
I remember this, like it was yesterday.
Like so many hypnotherapists, displayed proudly on my website was a long, bullet-point list of everything
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Client Avatar, Anyone?
'Oh no! - not another Ideal-Client-Avatar exercise!' went through my mind as I started yet-another-business course.
I have done so many of these I have ICAs coming out of my
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Does Online Therapy Work?
One great thing that’s come out of the last few years is a much greater openness to having therapy online.
No more need to trek across town and sit in a
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Branding for Therapists & Healers
What does branding mean for the small, self-employed therapy or healing business? (given we're not Nike!).
What deeper purpose is served by getting clear on our brand?
Watch the video to find
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