30/10/2026
Absolutely love her!
It's all about the laughter, fun, comradery, whatever you want to call it.
When clients attend clinic for the first time they can be nervous, fearful of the unknown, worried about any pain, trusting the practitioner, lots of factors.
Part of our way of building that therapeutic relationship is to explain everything, give all options without overloading, ensure the clients expectations are set, mind is put at rest then queue the bants!
It works well.
Yet when we find clients who are right on our level and there are lots of them, the laughter just flows!
This industry is hard, it is stressful, it can be back breaking after a long day of concentration and standing in certain positions, there is lots of information to take in to ensure safety, it is not an easy job, so many things to consider every single day, then throw in a full time job, family, life aswell. It's a lot.
Being in this industry can make you very vulnerable. You are in the public domain and sometimes people forget you are people too and will try and pull you down. That s**t hurts. So you have to take and fully embrace all the lovely people that walk in through the door with their magical, sparkly vibe and go with it.
There are good people in the world, this last 18 months I have been unfortunate enough to meet some not so nice people.
People that will go to many lengths to pull you down, piece by piece in ANY way they can.
I have had experiences this last 18 months that I hope some people don't experience ever in their lives. I wouldn't wish that on anyone.
Life can be cruel and take you to the pits of despair. At times like that you have to hang onto the people that bring that sparkle back, that wrap you in kindness and fun and remind you that not everyone is the same.
This is one of those times.
Annalise you made our hearts sing yesterday.
Thank you for being you and thank you for trusting us to carry out your treatments.
Looking forward to our next episode!
To be continued...
