There's been a flurry of activity on the Private Practice Hub the last month with new downloadable resources added, as well as more CPD and training events for spring. But the most popular section of the hub is always the therapy room directory, where members can list and find rooms available for rent across the country. Therapists are always searching for rooms, so upload yours to find tenants! 

Meanwhile, the Online Therapy Hub has asked a poignant question, should you Google your therapist? And the Private Coaching Hub has dealt with the frustration of getting stuck with a client and how to break the cycle to embrace change.  

Below are some of the highlights from last month.

Expenses and tax claims for therapists explained
Our resident accountant and tax expert, Michael Bennett, has helped us understand what we can and can't claim against tax beyond medical supplies. Find out more.

Four words that can make you thousands every year
We all know it's more cost effective to re-activate a past client than finding a new one, but few practices actually have a re-activation programme. Here's how you can get started.

Why income protection is vital for the self-employed
Can you live on £5,213 a year? Worried about what would happen if you were unable to work in your practice? Read our advice for self-employed therapists and small business owners.

New advertising guidelines for osteopaths published
ASA have released a new review and guidance for osteopaths working with pregnant women, children and babies, together with the General Osteopathic Council. 

Physiotherapy Conference on stretching NHS resources 
Join us and leading experts at the Physiotherapy Conference 2017 to discuss how the profession can meet the challenges and opportunities of NHS policy changes. Secure your seat.

Free introduction to Rapid Transformational Therapy webinar
This new therapy method is receiving a lot of international media coverage and Marisa Peer is holding a free introductory webinar for therapists interested in learning more. Register here. 

Kind regards,

Geoff Simons