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A practical and easily accessible guide for bodyworkers and movement teachers, including massage therapists and all other complementary therapists, to the setting up and running of a private practice in order to make it into a successful business.
This book is for people who wish they didn’t need this book; for people who wish that their passion for their work was all they need to run a business but have learned that it is not. This book provides guidance to give the reader a head for business while maintaining their heart for their work.
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Someday you will stop practicing. It may be difficult to imagine now, but you will retire due to age, overuse or change of circumstances. What will happen to your practice? Do you plan to shutter, and direct your patients to practitioners in the area, or might you capture inherent value in the practice you have worked hard to cultivate?
It remains to be seen how many RMTs will retire this year…the pandemic has likely forced the hand of many to consider their position under the new requirements. According to the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario Annual Report 2019, 5.11% – or 765 – massage therapists left the profession that year. The same report demonstrates a quarter (26%) of RMTs are at the entry-level 1-5 years looking to get a foothold, some perhaps a practice to invest in.
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