The Secret to Being a Good Therapist

You have chosen your therapy course, you have done your homework, passed your course and got your certificate on the wall, now what? Do the clients come rolling in? How do you get word of mouth clients when nobody has heard of you? What about accounts? Do you need to hire an accountant? What information can you use from previous jobs you may have had to help you propel your business? Deborah has come from a corporate background in sales and marketing and is a therapist of many...
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You have chosen your therapy course, you have done your homework, passed your course and got your certificate on the wall, now what? Do the clients come rolling in? How do you get word of mouth clients when nobody has heard of you? What about accounts? Do you need to hire an accountant? What information can you use from previous jobs you may have had to help you propel your business? Deborah has come from a corporate background in sales and marketing and is a therapist of many modalities. This down to earth book has been written for you, the therapist in mind. It will help you think outside of the box whilst trying tried and tested practices.REVIEWI have known Deborah in a professional capacity for several years, and I have always found her warm and engaging. This book has combined these traits with her years of practical experience. The result is an easy to read, and a very useful book for complementary therapists across the spectrum, particularly for those just starting out.REVIEWI would highly recommend all therapists read this book. Even after 15 years of working as a self-employed chiropractor running my own business, there were still several points that gave me cause to reflect.Lee AyresM(chiro), BSc (Hons)