Business Strategy
For somatic therapists and holistic practitioners
I help somatic therapists, bodyworkers, sound healers and holistic health practitioners build a service menu, pricing and policies that let the practice support their life. I bring 750 hours of somatic training and COO experience.
Business problems I help holistic practitioners fix
A simple service menu clients can choose from
Pricing built from real costs, with profit included
Booking, cancellation and payment policies
A weekly schedule with protected rest
Packages and memberships for repeat clients
A website and Google profile that bring the right clients
Running a wellness practice without burning out
Burnout in wellness businesses usually comes from three things: no edges on the schedule, prices too low to afford fewer sessions, and every task still done by the founder. Fix those three and the work becomes sustainable again. Why wellness founders burn out.
Why do holistic practitioners undercharge?
Most set prices by what feels kind or what others charge, not by real costs. Rent, insurance, travel, supplies and unpaid admin hours get left out, so many work at or below break even. How to price wellness services.
Questions from holistic practitioners
How should a holistic practitioner set prices?
Add up your real monthly costs and the hours you can sustainably work, then price so a realistic number of sessions covers costs with profit left over.
What cancellation policy should a wellness practitioner have?
A clear notice period, often 24 to 48 hours, with a fee or forfeited deposit for late cancellations and no-shows, applied the same way every time.
Do you work with sound healers and bodyworkers?
Yes, along with somatic therapists, Reiki practitioners and other holistic health providers.
