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Are You A Healer Or A Technician?

When you create a bigger context than just treating symptoms in your practice, several positive things will happen:

1.  Increased client retention

2. Attract a higher quality client

3.  More fulfillment for many practitioners

4.  Increased word of mouth referrals

5.  Offering a more profound level of service than just symptomatic care

Please comment below and let me know what your experience has been with these concepts.

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One Response to “Are You A Healer Or A Technician?”

  1. Sherry Says:
    October 3rd, 2009 at 8:58 am

    Yay! I am a healer and not a technician and have been for a long while. I don’t want clients dependent on me for their healing. There are things they can do to heal themselves and I teach each client the techniques.
    Funny thing some people only want my work and don’t want to do any work to change their own lives. They are still looking for the easy way.

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