The rooms that we use to practise from are very important to us, aren't they? They have to be functional - fit for the purpose, accessible etc - but also places that we feel comfortable about spending lots of our time. Our clients also have to feel comfortable there, but usually that's only for an hour a week, not all week!
I have realised this in a new way in the last few days, as I have been told that someone new is moving in to the unit above me. I am in a Victorian mill building in the centre of Stroud, converted for the use of all sorts of different artisans and professionals. For the last two years I have been featherbedded by having no one above me at all - it was just used for storage. Now all that is to change - and I know there will be noise issues. (Moving the furniture out last week was horrendous!) As it's an old building the noise insulation is minimal.
I'm trying not to panic, but to see what happens, but it's unnerving all the same.
Kim
www.therapysuccess.com
About Me
- Kim Richardson
- Kim Richardson is one of the very few coaches in the UK to specialise in coaching alternative therapists to success. He focuses on what you really want from your business, and helps you turn this into reality. He addresses your problems and leads you through the morass of demands that a self-employed therapist faces every week. He identifies where there are blocks to your progress, and works with you to overcome them. Kim lives in Stroud, Gloucestershire, where ‘alternative’ practitioners are actually mainstream. These are his first port of call when his exercise regime of cycling, tennis, running and walking occasionally let him down. His partner and three teenage children keep him grounded in love and domestic reality. He is an active member of the local organic co-operative farm, an avid card player on Thursday evenings, and a founder member of a long-standing men’s group.
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