A Practical Client Growth Plan for Therapists
Work out what may be holding back your client numbers and create a clear, realistic 30-day plan that fits your business, your energy and your life.
Work out what may be holding back your client numbers and create a clear, realistic 30-day plan that fits your business, your energy and your life.
You may have invested years in your training and care deeply about the people you help, yet still find yourself with too many gaps in your diary.
Perhaps you:
• feel overwhelmed by all the different ways you could market your business
• keep trying scattered ideas without knowing which ones deserve your attention
• struggle to explain clearly who you help and why someone should choose you
• feel uncomfortable promoting yourself or asking people to book
• don’t have the time or energy to post constantly on social media
This does not mean you are a poor therapist or that you need to work harder at everything.
Usually, the answer is to identify the particular gaps in your business, decide what matters most and create a plan that fits your circumstances.
That is exactly what this course will help you do.
By the end of the course, you will have:
• identified the main gaps that may be affecting your enquiries and bookings
• clarified the clients you are particularly well placed to help
• reviewed whether your services are clear and easy to choose
• chosen three realistic routes through which clients can find you
• selected no more than three priorities for the next month
• created a practical 30-day client growth plan
The course includes eight short teaching videos, practical step-by-step activities and one integrated workbook containing your business assessment, client-growth gap audit, visibility review, priority filter, 30-day planner and weekly tracker.
Everything is self-paced, so you can work through it around your clients, other commitments and available energy.
Hello, I’m Sue Jaycock, The Holistic Growth Coach.
I spent more than 30 years working as a therapist, building my own practice in a variety of settings and learning first-hand that being good at your therapy is only one part of running a successful business.
Over the years, I have also managed a wellbeing centre and supported other therapists with the practical challenges of attracting clients, explaining their services, setting boundaries and creating a business that works around real life.
I am also a PGCE-qualified teacher, so I understand how to break a complicated subject into clear, manageable steps that people can actually put into practice.
I created this course because therapists are often given far too much marketing advice and far too little help deciding what is actually right for their individual business.
You won’t be told to post constantly, become an influencer or follow a rigid formula. Instead, I’ll help you understand what may be missing, choose sensible priorities and create a plan you can realistically carry out.