3 Gems a success

‘Inspired me to continue my efforts in building my practice…I also think they need someone like you teaching people in our Bachelor courses!’
– Aleisha Caesar*

'All was useful, nothing was lacking, every word gold!' - Daniel Isaacs.*

*Feeback from Jeff Shearer's talk 'Why passion in practice is not enough', 3 Gems for Practice Success.

February was a big month. It was great to team up with other practice professionals and travel around Australia to boost health practice through our 3 Gems talks.

The program (in Sydney. Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane):

  1. Why passion in practice 
is not enough
    Presenter: Jeff Shearer, Ethical Practice
  2. Acupuncture Point Injection Therapy (APIT)
    Presenters: Ian Murray & Daniel Hall
  3. 7 Steps to a Successful Website
    Presenter: Beau Mannix

Missed it?
We will be repeating 'Why passion in practice is not enough' as a webinar soon, so stay posted by signing up for our e-news.

Health Practice Business and Marketing Training and Health Pratitioner Business Training and Coaching | Jeff Shearer Australia

If you are a health practitioner,
Ethical Practice can help you find
success with integrity.

Step by manageable step... learn proven business approaches that are relevant to you, easy to apply and will nurture both your business and your clients.

How we help
Through our seminars, one-to-one consultancy, news articles and free videos.

Who we help
We specialise in helping those in health practice, including: acupuncture, massage therapy, psychology, counselling, naturopathy, herbalism, reflexology, homeopathy and physiotherapy - and more.

No hype – the real story
At Ethical Practice we think you deserve better than the make-a-million-in-a-month business hype. Instead we show you better ways that are easy to apply to your working life:

You won’t be alone
After training, there is back-up support available, so you can be sure what you have learned turns into reality.

Find out more about Ethical Practice

News

Why are we here?

Submitted by admin on Sun, 05/06/2012 - 23:11

No, this is not the existential question some of you were dreading (or hoping for). It's a little simpler than that. However, despite its simplicity, we as practitioners seem to find living true to the answer a struggle.

Why are you here as a practitioner?

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