Practical Strategies for Building and Growing Your Reflexology Practice

Running a reflexology practice is rewarding — but it also comes with challenges. From attracting clients to managing records and finances, the business side of reflexology can feel overwhelming. That’s why we’ve created the Reflexology as a Business Webinar, based on the brand-new ebook.

This pre-recorded, 1-hour session gives you the freedom to watch at your own pace, whenever it suits you best. You’ll gain practical, step-by-step guidance to set up, manage, and grow your practice with confidence.

What You’ll Learn

• How to set up your practice: zoning bylaws, insurance, equipment essentials
• Smart pricing strategies, including sliding scales and house-call surcharges
• GST/HST requirements and health insurance reimbursement in Canada
• Simple, low-cost marketing approaches to attract and retain clients
• Protecting your health: avoiding work-related injuries and building sustainability

Why Choose the On-Demand Webinar?

• Watch anytime — no scheduling conflicts, lifetime access after purchase
• Sneak peek into the new ebook
• Exclusive insights from the Reflexology as a Business ebook
• Practical tips tailored specifically for reflexologists
• Downloadable handout included for easy reference

Who It’s For

• Reflexology students preparing to launch their first practice
• Practitioners wanting to expand their client base and income
• Experienced reflexologists who want to refine their business model

Access the Webinar

📺 Format: Pre-recorded video (1 hour)

📂 Includes: Downloadable reference handout

💲 Fee: Free

👉 Sign Up for Reflexology As a Business Webinar

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this webinar really free?
Yes. The webinar is free to access after you sign up.

How long is the webinar?
Approximately 1 hour, and it is pre-recorded so you can watch at your own pace.

Do I get anything to download?
Yes. A downloadable reference handout is included.

Is the content focused on Canada?
Yes. It includes Canadian considerations such as GST/HST and common insurance reimbursement realities.

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