Therapy Rooms

  LONG V's SHORT So you have a room to rent in an office, Clinic or practice, how do you maximise it to create an income stream from this extra space. There are two main methods - Long and Short term rentals.   Before we discuss the method to choose, their are a few assumptions.   1. You will take all the costs, light heat, Insurance and repairs.  2. Your space needs to be set up in a neutral way, provide a simple design and layout, creating a private space for your user(s). Some will like a bright room some a dark. It very easy to create the correct environment for very little investment. We will do a blog on this topic later, -where to source the best furnishings.  -create a neutral space which will work for all therapist and medical users. LONG TERM ROOMS Assume you request  500 per month for 12 months this equates to 6000 per annum.    thats it, you hopef...

  There are thousands of therapists out there, but it’s not easy to assess their qualifications, particularly in the throes of a crisis. Here’s our guide to finding help. You may see the words “counselling” and “psychotherapy” and wonder what the difference is. With so many phone numbers and Ad Hoc Office therapyils you could use, for the uninitiated it’s a bit like putting a pin in an online map and hoping that the person who answers will be kind to you. When you have reached that difficult moment of emotional crisis where you’ve decided to reach out to a psychology professional, you will probably look online. Cue confusion. You see bewildering lists of accreditation letters – ICP, IACP, PSI, IAHIP, FTAI to name a few - and you notice that there appear to be several methods - Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy, Constructivist Psychotherapy, Couple and Family Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Humanistic Integrative psychotherapy. Whatever the reason for considering therapy rooms re...