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A new pricing model for healings – crazy or could this work?

In the past on this blog I’ve addressed questions around being a practitioner like how much to charge, the problems with charging too little (or free) and so on.  I was thinking about this again today in the light of some really insightful comments that Shane made on a recent post.  One of Shane’s points [...]

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December 19, 2011 by in Being a Practitioner, Financial freedom / Lifestyle design
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The problem of charity – a practitioner’s dilemma

In our last article on being a practitioner I discussed the question of what is a healing worth?  My answer, it will come as no surprise, is “a lot.”  I speak as someone who has personally spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on healing and personal growth. The return on this investment has been great [...]

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May 25, 2010 by in Being a Practitioner
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How much is a healing session worth? (with video)

Welcome to Part 2 of how to be a successful and effective healing practitioner. In part 1 of Being a Healing Practitioner (March 30) we looked at how you should set boundaries to get best results for both your clients and your healing practice. Today I will cover one of the most difficult questions that [...]

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May 22, 2010 by in Being a Practitioner
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Being a Practitioner #1 – charging money for sessions

Today we start a new chapter and theme on this blog – being a Practitioner. I’d like to thank everyone who has given feedback on where you’d like us to go with the blog by contacting us or leaving a comment here. This blog is about more than just RPT theory and self-help.  It’s about [...]

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March 30, 2010 by in Being a Practitioner
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