41 min
Jo Permaul: Build Resilience and Balance in Your Therapy Practice POWER to Live More with Jo Dodds
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- Self-Improvement
Jo Permaul retrained as a homeopath following a long relationship with the therapy in helping her with allergies and other ailments.
Initially, Jo worked as a teacher but wanted to use her love for natural and complementary medicine to help others. She has been treating people for seven years and also works as a Holistic Life Coach.
Following the challenges of moving her practice online due to COVID-19, Jo launched Resilient Therapist where she helps other therapists create a balance between treating patients and managing the business side of their practice, for which she won the Gold Award in The Janey Loves Awards.
Jo joins me today to share her journey from teaching to Homeopathy and the transferable skills she’s gained to help her launch her new business.
She shares how her business evolved from treating people to helping other therapists with their businesses and reveals the importance of finding the right balance between helping others in your practice and managing business tasks.
Jo shares the tools she uses to stay organised and how technology and the pandemic are helping normalise specific therapies.
She shares what she has noticed with her clients during the lockdown and how she maintains her resilience and wellbeing during these challenging times.
She also describes how the second lockdown’s seasonal changes are causing different challenges and what she does to stay up-to-date with the latest homeopathic practices.
“It’s about boundaries; it’s about you as a therapist having good boundaries and knowing what you can and can’t do.”
Jo Permaul
This week on The Power to Live More Podcast:
* What inspired Jo to become a homeopath
* The teaching skills that were transferable to Jo’s new career
* How Jo’s business went from being a therapist to coaching other therapists
* What the Resilient Therapist programme is and who it’s for
* Why Jo chose “resilient” as a keyword in her business
* Learning how to identify your boundaries, and balance helping others and saying no
* Learning to connect the process of running a business and providing therapy
* What is homeopathy and how it helps people
* Holistic Life Coaching, what it is and what it can do
* How Jo has handled the transition to online practice
* How Jo fits her tasks together daily to make sure everything gets done
* The weekly schedule Jo uses to provide a balance between work and family
* Tools Jo uses to manage her business
* How many creative and healing types can find it challenging to integrate technology into their business
* Why outsourcing certain parts of your business will free you to treat more people
* What Jo has seen with her clients in regards to challenges and resilience during the pandemic
* How seasonal changes are affecting people during the lockdown
* How Jo has maintained her resilience and health through the pandemic
* What Jo does to keep up-to-date with everything in homeopathic therapy
* How walking helps Jo deal with tough days
* What living more means to Jo and some of her favourite things to do
Jo Permaul retrained as a homeopath following a long relationship with the therapy in helping her with allergies and other ailments.
Initially, Jo worked as a teacher but wanted to use her love for natural and complementary medicine to help others. She has been treating people for seven years and also works as a Holistic Life Coach.
Following the challenges of moving her practice online due to COVID-19, Jo launched Resilient Therapist where she helps other therapists create a balance between treating patients and managing the business side of their practice, for which she won the Gold Award in The Janey Loves Awards.
Jo joins me today to share her journey from teaching to Homeopathy and the transferable skills she’s gained to help her launch her new business.
She shares how her business evolved from treating people to helping other therapists with their businesses and reveals the importance of finding the right balance between helping others in your practice and managing business tasks.
Jo shares the tools she uses to stay organised and how technology and the pandemic are helping normalise specific therapies.
She shares what she has noticed with her clients during the lockdown and how she maintains her resilience and wellbeing during these challenging times.
She also describes how the second lockdown’s seasonal changes are causing different challenges and what she does to stay up-to-date with the latest homeopathic practices.
“It’s about boundaries; it’s about you as a therapist having good boundaries and knowing what you can and can’t do.”
Jo Permaul
This week on The Power to Live More Podcast:
* What inspired Jo to become a homeopath
* The teaching skills that were transferable to Jo’s new career
* How Jo’s business went from being a therapist to coaching other therapists
* What the Resilient Therapist programme is and who it’s for
* Why Jo chose “resilient” as a keyword in her business
* Learning how to identify your boundaries, and balance helping others and saying no
* Learning to connect the process of running a business and providing therapy
* What is homeopathy and how it helps people
* Holistic Life Coaching, what it is and what it can do
* How Jo has handled the transition to online practice
* How Jo fits her tasks together daily to make sure everything gets done
* The weekly schedule Jo uses to provide a balance between work and family
* Tools Jo uses to manage her business
* How many creative and healing types can find it challenging to integrate technology into their business
* Why outsourcing certain parts of your business will free you to treat more people
* What Jo has seen with her clients in regards to challenges and resilience during the pandemic
* How seasonal changes are affecting people during the lockdown
* How Jo has maintained her resilience and health through the pandemic
* What Jo does to keep up-to-date with everything in homeopathic therapy
* How walking helps Jo deal with tough days
* What living more means to Jo and some of her favourite things to do
41 min