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Therapist burnout is one of those things that natural therapists are going to have to sometimes handle, just like all therapists. Here's some information about this kind of burnout, including what you can do to make it a bit more manageable so you can effectively run your business in the long-run.

In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, many small businesses are struggling to figure out what to do next. While you may see a surge in sales of certain products, many of your products and services may simply not be moving as people spend more time at home and practice social distancing.

The good news is, you can make it through this difficult period - and your customers can help. Try some of these strategies to ask your customers to support you, and other small businesses, as you navigate the difficult world around you.

The coronavirus is causing panic and anxiety around the globe. As a therapist, you have the ability to help. By lending support to the community that you live in and helping people get through this pandemic.

Your clients loved meeting you face to face then the world changed. Now you’re restricted from meeting them in-person. You know it’s not a matter of if but when you shift your business online to keep your business going and income flowing in.

Being a natural therapist is a calling for many people who feel a deep personal responsibility. Your desire to help others has guided you toward a profession where you ease pains and guide others toward inner peace. Physically and mentally. 

The global Coronavirus pandemic is something that everyone is dealing with. As individuals and as communities, we are ironically working together to stay apart. Businesses are offering remote telecommuting. Children are home from schools. Neighbours are arranging no-contact deliveries of groceries and supplies to families in quarantine. As a natural therapist, you can play an important role during this crisis.