Osteobizness

In this episode, Gilly speaks with osteopaths Melina Harrison and Jane Greenshields about one of the most important, and often avoided, topics in practice: money.Together, they explore why so many osteopaths feel uncomfortable when it comes to finances, and how that can impact everything from pricing and boundaries to long-term sustainability. Melina and Jane share practical insights into managing money with more clarity and confidence, helping practitioners move away from stress and uncertainty towards a more secure and intentional approach.This conversation is an invitation to rethink your relationship with money - not just as a business necessity, but as a key part of building a thriving, sustainable clinic and career.Learn more at handsonmoney.co.ukVALUABLE RESOURCESGet a signed copy of Gilly’s book Osteobiz Guide To Fearless Marketing: bit.ly/freeosteobizbookCONTACT METHODInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/ Email: [email protected] Facebook: https://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing osteopaths, other healthcare professionals, and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained from building businesses from scratch in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences alongside real-world examples of how her clients have improved their practices by streamlining operations and strengthening their marketing.The Osteobiz team now comprises clinic owners and members of osteopathic families, supporting over 100 clinic owners worldwide.

In this episode, Gilly speaks with Tim Allardyce about the latest developments in Rehab My Patient, including the integration of AI into the platform.Tim explains how AI is being used to enhance exercise prescription, streamline programme creation, and support practitioners in delivering personalised rehabilitation plans more efficiently. The conversation explores how technology can reduce admin time while maintaining clinical reasoning and patient-centred care.They also discuss how AI can support consistency, patient engagement, and long-term outcomes — while keeping the practitioner firmly in control of decision-making.VALUABLE RESOURCESGet a signed copy of Gilly’s book Osteobiz Guide To Fearless Marketing: bit.ly/freeosteobizbookCONTACT METHODInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/ Email: [email protected] Facebook: https://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing osteopaths, other healthcare professionals, and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained from building businesses from scratch in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences alongside real-world examples of how her clients have improved their practices by streamlining operations and strengthening their marketing.The Osteobiz team now comprises clinic owners and members of osteopathic families, supporting over 100 clinic owners worldwide.

CORRECTION: Matthew mentioned that Nova Scotia was the first province to gain regulation in Canada. It was in fact New Brunswick.In this episode, Gilly speaks with Matthew Redford, Chief Executive and Registrar of the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC), about the role of the regulator and the practical support available to osteopaths.Matthew clarifies common misconceptions about the GOsC, including its responsibilities under the Osteopaths Act, its role in fitness to practise processes, and the difference between regulation and professional promotion. The conversation explores how osteopaths are involved in governance and decision-making, and how the regulator works to protect the public while supporting practitioners.WhatsAppOsteopaths can now message us via WhatsApp. Message us on 020 7046 0406 during office hours (9am-5pm, Monday to Friday) and we'll do our best to help you with your enquiry.Drop-in'sOsteopaths can join us every Tuesday from 12noon - 1pm on Zoom to meet and chat with some of our staff. Our 'Chat with GOsC' sessions are an informal space for osteopaths to meet us, ask any questions or discuss any concerns. So far, we've had interesting discussions with osteopaths about topics such as how to fill out the Peer Discussion Review planning section during your CPD cycle and speaking with patients about what they can expect when attending an osteopathy appointment.Osteopaths should check their most recent ebulletin for the link to join or log in to the o zone to find the Zoom link on the home page.Independent Support ServiceThe Independent Support Service, delivered by Victim Support, has supported patients, witnesses and osteopaths involved in the fitness to practise process since 2019. Victim Support is a national charity offering a confidential, safe space to discuss feelings about the process and understand what to expect at each stage.Osteopaths involved in a fitness to practise case can self-refer by emailing [email protected] or calling 0300 303 1964. The helpline is open 24/7, 365 days a year, with caseworkers available Monday–Friday, 8am–6pm (excluding bank holidays). Alternatively, osteopaths can ask their GOsC contact to make a referral.Support is available throughout the fitness to practise process and for three months after the case concludes.More information, including a video extract from the May 2022 fitness to practise webinar, is available here.Joint-Statement with the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA)We have issued a joint statement with the ASA on protecting the osteopathic title here.This statement enables osteopaths to raise concerns directly with the ASA about advertising that may mislead the public regarding the status, qualifications or experience of those providing services (including osteopathic techniques). The ASA has the power to ban misleading or irresponsible advertising.Concerns about advertising used by unregulated individuals can be raised here.You can find general information about myth-busting here.VALUABLE RESOURCESGet a signed copy of Gilly’s book Osteobiz Guide To Fearless Marketing here.

In this episode, Gilly speaks with Hazel Mansfield about the Proactive Care App and how it supports patient engagement, self-management, and continuity of care beyond the treatment room.Hazel explains how the app helps clinics deliver personalised exercise programmes, education, and follow-up support, empowering patients to take an active role in their recovery. The conversation explores how digital tools can complement hands-on osteopathic care while improving outcomes and communication between appointments.For further information, contact:[email protected] RESOURCESGet a signed copy of Gilly’s book Osteobiz Guide To Fearless Marketing: bit.ly/freeosteobizbookCONTACT METHODInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/ Email: [email protected] Facebook: https://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing osteopaths, other healthcare professionals, and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained from building businesses from scratch in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences alongside real-world examples of how her clients have improved their practices by streamlining operations and strengthening their marketing.The Osteobiz team now comprises clinic owners and members of osteopathic families, supporting over 100 clinic owners worldwide.

In this episode, Gilly speaks with Ben Court about Dr Gabor Maté’s Compassionate Enquiry approach and how its principles can inform osteopathic practice.Ben explains how Compassionate Enquiry helps practitioners explore the links between physical symptoms, emotional experiences, and life stressors in a sensitive, trauma-informed way. The conversation looks at how osteopaths can deepen therapeutic relationships, enhance patient understanding, and work more holistically within clinical settings.For further information, contact: [email protected] RESOURCESGet a signed copy of Gilly’s book Osteobiz Guide To Fearless Marketing: bit.ly/freeosteobizbookCONTACT METHODInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/ Email: [email protected] Facebook: https://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing osteopaths, other healthcare professionals, and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained from building businesses from scratch in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences alongside real-world examples of how her clients have improved their practices by streamlining operations and strengthening their marketing.The Osteobiz team now comprises clinic owners and members of osteopathic families, supporting over 100 clinic owners worldwide.

In this episode, Gilly speaks with Niall Walsh about Osteofit and how its approach can support patients living with osteoarthritis (OA).Niall explains how Osteofit works to improve strength, mobility, and confidence for people with joint pain, and how clinics can integrate structured exercise programmes to complement hands-on care. The conversation explores the role of movement in long-term OA management and how practitioners can guide patients toward sustainable physical health.Learn more at osteofit.ukFor enquiries, email:[email protected] 50% off with Gilly’s Arm Twist coupon code: GILLYVALUABLE RESOURCESGet a signed copy of Gilly's book 'Osteobiz Guide To Fearless Marketing': bit.ly/freeosteobizbookCONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.

In this episode, Gilly speaks with Anna Aydinc about lifestyle medicine and its role in supporting long-term health and wellbeing.Anna shares her perspective on how lifestyle-based approaches can complement osteopathic care, helping patients make sustainable changes around movement, nutrition, stress, sleep, and daily habits. The conversation explores how practitioners can integrate lifestyle medicine into clinical conversations in a practical, empowering way.If you’d like to discuss this further with Anna, you can email her at: [email protected] RESOURCESGet a signed copy of Gilly's book 'Osteobiz Guide To Fearless Marketing': bit.ly/freeosteobizbookCONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.

In this episode, Gilly explores how an AI receptionist can support osteopathic clinics by improving the patient experience while reducing administrative pressure on practice teams.The conversation looks at how AI reception tools can handle enquiries, manage bookings, and ensure patients feel responded to — even outside clinic hours. Gilly discusses where this technology fits best, and how it can complement human care rather than replace it.Test out BookedSolid for yourself here: https://bookedsolid.co.uk/?referrer=osteobizVALUABLE RESOURCESGet a signed copy of Gilly's book 'Osteobiz Guide To Fearless Marketing': bit.ly/freeosteobizbookCONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.

In this episode, Gilly speaks with psychotherapist Keeley Taverner about the often-unspoken topic of money and its emotional impact on practitioners.Keeley explores how personal beliefs, past experiences, and “money wounds” can shape the way osteopaths think about pricing, value, and financial boundaries. The conversation invites reflection on the relationship between money, self-worth, and professional sustainability, offering a compassionate lens on a subject many find challenging.Take the Money Quiz here: https://keyforchange.involve.me/moneywoundsVALUABLE RESOURCESGet a signed copy of Gilly's book 'Osteobiz Guide To Fearless Marketing': bit.ly/freeosteobizbookCONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.

In this episode, Gilly speaks with Jo Strutt about the Balance Wedge, a clinical tool designed to support patient positioning and therapeutic outcomes in practice.Jo explains how the Balance Wedge can be used within osteopathic treatment, the thinking behind its design, and how it may help improve comfort, alignment, and clinical efficiency.The conversation also highlights an upcoming training course taking place this Saturday, giving practitioners the opportunity to learn how to apply the tool effectively in clinic.Find out more at optineck.comTo book or ask about the course, contact:[email protected]@bridgeham.comVALUABLE RESOURCESGet a signed copy of Gilly's book 'Osteobiz Guide To Fearless Marketing': bit.ly/freeosteobizbookCONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.

In this episode, Gilly speaks with osteopath Tim Allardyce as he prepares for an ambitious and demanding climb of Mount Everest.Tim shares insight into his training, mindset, and motivation behind taking on the challenge, as well as how his background as an osteopath informs his approach to physical preparation, resilience, and recovery. The conversation also highlights the charitable aspect of the climb, with funds being raised for four charities, including the Osteopathic Foundation.Please support Tim with a donation via JustGiving: www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/everest26Follow Tim’s preparation and Everest climb on YouTube: www.youtube.com/@timhoophealthVALUABLE RESOURCESGet a signed copy of Gilly's book 'Osteobiz Guide To Fearless Marketing': bit.ly/freeosteobizbookCONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.

In this episode, Gilly speaks with Hannah Whitcombe, founder of HerVitalBlend, about a science-backed supplement created to support women before, during, and after menopause.Hannah shares the personal experience that led to the creation of HerVitalBlend and explains how the formula brings together vegan protein, essential vitamins and minerals, probiotics, and hormone-supportive botanicals in one simple daily blend. The conversation explores how thoughtful supplementation can support women’s health and how practitioners can engage with products built on both evidence and lived experience.Learn more at hervitalblend.co.uk Interested in becoming an affiliate or stocking it in clinic? Email [email protected] RESOURCESGet a signed copy of Gilly's book 'Osteobiz Guide To Fearless Marketing': bit.ly/freeosteobizbookCONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.

In this episode, Gilly speaks with Wesley Clarke-Sullivan, founder of Medimo, about a new platform designed to help osteopathic clinics attract and convert new patients.Wesley explains how Medimo works as a discovery tool, allowing new patients to find the soonest available appointment or the nearest suitable clinic for their needs. They explore how the platform supports visibility for practices, simplifies the patient journey, and uses data to improve access to care — all while remaining transparent about pricing.Learn more at medimo.co.uk🕒 Timestamps: [01:30] – What is Medimo? [04:47] – How does it work? [08:31] – The price of Medimo [20:47] – The data behind MedimoVALUABLE RESOURCESGet a signed copy of Gilly's book 'Osteobiz Guide To Fearless Marketing': bit.ly/freeosteobizbookCONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.

In this episode, Gilly speaks with Jim Ruddick, co-founder of CoPractice, about the growing role of AI within osteopathic clinics and how it can be used thoughtfully and ethically in practice.Jim explores practical ways AI can support osteopaths, from reducing administrative burden to enhancing reflective practice, while also addressing important considerations such as environmental impact and responsible use. Together, they discuss how AI can complement — rather than replace — human judgement, care, and connection in clinical work.Learn more at copractice.ai Contact: [email protected]🕒 Timestamps: [04:44] – Using AI in an osteopathic clinic [24:38] – The environmental impact of AI [27:03] – Reflective practice and AI [36:55] – What is CoPractice?VALUABLE RESOURCESGet a signed copy of Gilly's book 'Osteobiz Guide To Fearless Marketing': bit.ly/freeosteobizbookCONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.

In this episode, Gilly continues her conversation with osteopath and professional supervisor Ruth Wharton, diving deeper into the value of supervision in supporting osteopaths’ wellbeing and professional growth.Ruth explains that supervision offers a confidential, reflective space for practitioners to explore emotional and professional challenges — distinct from mentoring, which focuses more on business or career progression. It’s a space to pause, process, and gain perspective.Together, Gilly and Ruth discuss how supervision can help osteopaths navigate burnout, boundary difficulties, and emotional overload; issues that can be especially acute for clinic principals managing teams. By creating a supportive framework for reflection, supervision helps practitioners strengthen boundaries, sustain empathy, and maintain balance amid the demands of clinical life.Ruth also explores how reflective practice can benefit even the most experienced osteopaths, preventing compassion fatigue and enhancing long-term fulfilment. The discussion touches on the intersection of neurodivergence and osteopathic practice, highlighting how traits like heightened empathy can be both an asset and a challenge — and how supervision provides a space to work through that complexity.🕒  [01:20] – Ruth’s journey to becoming an osteopath🕒 [11:22] – Who does supervision benefit?🕒  [38:00] – Typical issues that are seen in supervisionVALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.

In this episode, Gilly speaks with osteopath and supervisor Ruth Wharton about the role of professional supervision in osteopathic practice. Ruth shares her journey from working in social work to becoming an osteopath, and how her experience led her to value reflective, supportive dialogue in clinical settings.They explore how supervision—distinct from therapy, coaching, or managerial oversight—offers a confidential space for osteopaths to process challenging cases, offload emotional weight, and grow both personally and professionally. Ruth explains that supervision can help practitioners avoid burnout, increase confidence, sharpen clinical and interpersonal skills, and maintain joy in their work.Importantly, supervision isn’t about being told what to do—it’s about being met where you are, asking high-quality questions, and working collaboratively with someone who holds space for you without judgement or agenda. It’s a tool for sustaining longevity and wellbeing in a caring profession.🕒 [07:45] – Ruth shares her transition from social work to osteopathy and the moment she realised she could become an osteopath herself.🕒 [22:30] – The turning point: Ruth explains why she sought out supervision as an osteopath and how it helped her hold space for difficult experiences.🕒 [39:10] – What supervision is NOT – Ruth clarifies the difference between supervision, therapy, business coaching, and line management.🕒 [56:05] – The real benefits: Ruth and Gilly discuss how supervision can boost confidence, prevent burnout, and bring more joy to clinical work.VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this week's podcast episode, Gilly shares a busy and eventful week, starting with the Institute of Classical Osteopathy's conference on International Women's Day, where her talk was well received. She enjoyed a sunny birthday on Sunday, spent with friends and newborn babies. On Monday, she had client meetings, supporting them with tech and system improvements. Tuesday involved attending a careers day at UCO and delivering a talk on marketing to students at LSO. Thursday was filled with a masterclass on marketing, a team meeting, and working with a new ambitious client looking to expand his clinic. The week was packed with learning, networking, and business development. (0:00) - Kicking Off the Week: The Institute of Classical Osteopathy Conference "Let's sneak a peek into my week. So I've been very busy this week, beginning last Saturday."(0:54) - Birthday Celebration and a Relaxing Sunday "Sunday, it was my birthday, and unusually it was very sunny, and warm."(1:52) - UCO Careers Day & Marketing Talk at LSO "Tuesday, I was at the UCO, because it was their undergrad jobs day, or careers day..."(2:44) - Masterclass, Team Check-in, and New Client Development "Thursday, oh that was a busy day, I gave an hours masterclass to my OsteoBizFix group on marketing into the community."VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this podcast episode, Gilly discusses the importance of focusing on results rather than just techniques in osteopathy. She emphasizes that patients are not merely purchasing treatment but are seeking tangible outcomes. The episode highlights the significance of connecting with patients through authenticity, confidence, and genuine care. By showcasing your expertise and passion in your marketing, you attract the right patients who appreciate your investment in their wellbeing.  The Value of Results 0:14"People don't actually buy osteopathy. They are buying results." Beyond Techniques: The Real Offer 0:33"It's not just about the techniques, the exercises or the treatment plans." The Power of Personal Presence 0:47"They're choosing you, your expertise, your confidence, your presence, your air." Attracting Patients Through Authenticity 1:28"Align yourself first and the right patients will pop themselves into your diary." VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

This podcast episode highlights the challenges of running and growing a business, particularly when you're juggling multiple roles, from owner to marketer to tech support. Gilly shares personal experiences of feeling overwhelmed and isolated, especially when friends and family may not fully understand the struggles. She emphasizes the importance of having a coach and a supportive community, pointing out that mentorship and guidance from someone who has been through similar challenges can make a huge difference. Gilly encourages listeners to set aside ego and seek the help they need to avoid burnout and achieve long-term success. The Loneliness of Entrepreneurship (0:03)"Running and growing any business or practice can feel like a lonely road."The Power of Tough Love (1:33)"Sometimes you don't just need encouragement, you need a firm but caring kick in the right direction too."The Value of Support (3:55)"The right support can keep you on track, help you break through to new levels and remind you that you've actually got more in the tank than you think."Mentorship and Community  (4:33)"The right mentor and community can make this journey not just more successful, but also more enjoyable with fewer unnecessary struggles along the way."VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this podcast, Gilly discusses the common struggles clinic owners face when trying to attract new patients. She highlights the costly mistakes many make, such as investing heavily in Google Ads or services like Yell, which often yield poor results. Gilly critiques these expensive options and explains why they don't work, like competing with local clinics or underpricing services. Instead, she advocates for a more effective approach: leveraging free social media marketing strategies to build trust with the community. By engaging with potential patients online and offering value, clinic owners can generate organic referrals, reduce unnecessary expenses, and create a steady stream of new patients. Gilly emphasizes the benefits of taking a creative, non-pushy approach to marketing and transforming one's clinic with thoughtful, long-term strategies.The Hidden Fix (0:12)"It's the biggest and most common problem I solve. However, you might be surprised to know that most people don't do the easy stuff to fix it." The Google Ads Dilemma (2:05)"Most people ignore Google ads, don't you? And look for the organic results to their search." The Risk of Undercharging (3:03)"Undercharging or discounting the first appointment is going to result in attracting new patients who don't value you and they obviously won't return." The Rewards of Building Your Clinic (4:08)"When you learn how to and you do make the effort to build your own clinic, you will reap the rewards over and over again." VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this podcast, Gilly reflects on taking risks throughout her life, particularly in business and personal decisions. She describes how, at the age of 21, she left her quiet hometown for London and later moved with her family to Athens for over six years, taking on challenges along the way. Launching her business, Osteobiz, in 2013 was another risk, but one that has paid off by helping clients improve their income, success, and work-life balance.The story then shifts to the present, where Gilly describes the process of buying her dream apartment. After selling her house and dealing with lengthy delays, she took the bold step of moving into temporary accommodation in an Airbnb while her purchase was nearly finalised. Gilly sees this as another calculated risk, trusting that everything will eventually fall into place.She ties this risk-taking back to her ability to spot opportunities and think creatively in business, offering clients unique solutions and visions for their futures. Gilly ends by asking the audience about the craziest calculated risks they’ve taken, showing curiosity about others' experiences.(0:03 - 1:09) The Risk of Homelessness: A Leap into the UnknownOh, I've made myself homeless. Yes, indeed, it's true. I've got previous for risk-taking, but not the kind you'd probably think. (1:12 - 1:42) Osteobiz: Calculating the Odds of SuccessSo launching Osteobiz back in 2013 was another calculated risk. I mean, what was the worst that could happen? I might have to take my husband's advice and get a proper job. (1:43 - 2:26) Finding the Perfect Flat: A Fortuitous TwistSo back to being homeless. Long, long ago, in September 2023, I rang my estate agent Sam and gave him a description of the exact and very rare flat we wanted to buy. By some miracle, though, 20 minutes earlier, he had been instructed to sell the very flat which matched my shopping list. (3:00 - 4:02) Living Out of Boxes: A Risk Worth TakingWe're currently living out of boxes and I have a temporary desk where I'm typing this podcast up. I'll chalk that down to another calculated risk.VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this podcast episode, Gilly shares her expertise in transforming healthcare practices, particularly osteopathy clinics. She highlights a success story involving Nathan, whose practice thrived under her guidance. A testimonial from Nathan's wife praises Gilly's strategic implementation of new systems that attracted more patients and streamlined operations. Gilly recounts meeting Nathan at an expo, reflecting on their long-term collaboration. With a diverse professional background, Gilly tailors her approach to each client's unique context, ensuring optimal outcomes. She encourages listeners to consider their growth potential, reinforcing her commitment to empowering healthcare practitioners.Introduction to Client Success (00:00:03)Gilly discusses how clients often return for further guidance after achieving business growth.Testimonial from Nathan's Wife (00:00:12)Nathan's wife praises Gilly for revolutionizing his osteopathy practice and attracting more patients.Gilly's Encounter with Nathan (00:01:28)Gilly shares a humorous encounter with Nathan at an expo, reflecting on her impactful advice. She highlights her extensive experience across various industries, enhancing her consulting effectiveness.Examples of Past Achievements (00:02:20)Gilly recounts specific successes, including recovering £1 million in unpaid invoices without losing clients.Varied Roles and Businesses (00:02:50)She lists her roles in different sectors, showcasing her adaptability and problem-solving skills.Call to Action for Clinics (00:03:02)Gilly encourages listeners to consider the potential growth for their clinic businesses this year.BEST MOMENTS'My husband's osteopathy practice has been revolutionized by Gilly. Her support in helping him see his practice as a growing business has been invaluable.''I had given him very robust and helpful advice about the pros and cons of taking on a commercial unit where he had since built a flourishing multidisciplinary clinic.''All this varied experience has taught me how to spot critical problems, evaluate solutions, and swiftly fix issues so that the business can become highly efficient and profitable without drama or difficulty.'VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this podcast episode, Gilly discusses her work with private clients, particularly clinic owners, to help them achieve their goals and realise their dreams. She highlights the transformative journeys her clients experience, often within weeks. Gilly's practical and straightforward approach involves crafting personalised plans tailored to each client's unique situation. Drawing from her Shropshire farming background, she quickly identifies problems and devises effective solutions. Gilly's clients often leave sessions feeling empowered and inspired. As the new year begins, she encourages potential clients to book consultations to explore their possibilities for success in 2025.**Client Excitement (00:00:02)**  Gilly shares her client's excitement after receiving their personal plan via email and discusses the rewarding nature of working one-on-one with private clients.**Creating Fast Shifts (00:00:22)**  She emphasizes achieving quick results for clients, often within just a few weeks.**Understanding Client Needs (00:00:32)**  Gilly explains her approach of carefully listening to clients' current issues and desired outcomes. She describes her process of creating tailored plans to help clients achieve their goals quickly.**Overcoming Fear and Uncertainty (00:00:52)**  Gilly highlights how clients feel relieved and excited after addressing their fears and uncertainties. She emphasizes her down-to-earth, practical approach to business and problem-solving.**Caring for Clients (00:01:12)**  Gilly expresses her deep care for her clients, their teams, and their patients. She encourages potential clients to book a consultation to explore their possibilities for success.**Busy Season and Opportunities (00:01:32)**  Gilly mentions the busy January period, while still making room for new clients. She shares her desire for clients to leave planning sessions feeling excited and inspired.BEST MOMENTS'Yay, I'm so excited! Finally, the fear is gone, the unknown is known, and the light has been shone on the future they've only dared to dream about before.''I care deeply about you, your team, and your patients. Actually, if you want some of that success, book in for a chat to find out what's possible for you.''I wonder, will you be the next clinic owner who leaves our planning meeting with the excited words, "I'm so excited and inspired"?'VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this podcast episode, Gilly reflects on clinic performance from the previous year, highlighting successes and areas for improvement. She discusses strategies for clinic growth and increased profits in 2025, sharing experiences from January 2024.Gilly worked with various clinic owners to enhance patient management, satisfaction, and maximise bookings and profits. Emphasising effective planning and support, the episode underscores the importance of tailored strategies to unlock clinic potential, attract new patients, and achieve desired outcomes. The results included increased rebookings, new patient influxes, and improved online reviews, showcasing the impact of strategic guidance.Reflection on Last Year’s Performance (00:00:02)Discusses evaluating clinic performance, celebrating successes, and identifying areas for improvement.Planning for Clinic Growth (00:00:02)Explores inquiries about strategies for growth and profit increase in 2025.Automating Patient Management (00:01:10)Focuses on efforts to streamline patient management while improving satisfaction across teams.Maximizing Bookings and Profits (00:01:10)Highlights strategies to increase bookings, staff retention, and prepare for potential business sale.Success Stories from Clinic Owners (00:02:28)Shares positive outcomes from clinic owners after implementing tailored action plans.Accelerating Clinic Success (00:03:07)Offers support for clinic owners struggling to find success and improve their practices.BEST MOMENTS'They felt that their team deserved more, that they could be busier more consistently and maximize their earnings.''I love this process of uncovering what they want to achieve and then delivering the exact plan to achieve those outcomes within a matter of weeks.''Imagine feeling the satisfaction of a fully booked and fulfilled team, feeling that the clinic is now an efficient and well-oiled machine which requires far less of your precious time to run.'VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this podcast episode, Gilly delves into "Blue Monday," often considered the saddest day of the year, which falls on the third Monday of January. She explores its origins, psychological impacts, and offers practical tips to combat the associated sadness and stress. The episode focuses on mental health, seasonal affective disorder, and self-care strategies during the winter months. Key recommendations include exercise, prioritising sleep, embracing natural light, practising gratitude, breaking tasks into smaller steps, connecting with others, and focusing on self-care. Gilly emphasises kindness and the importance of support systems to navigate this challenging period.Introduction to Blue Monday (00:00:02)Overview of Blue Monday as the saddest day of the year and its causes.Psychological Implications (00:01:00)Discusses effects of seasonal affective disorder, unmet goals, and societal pressures on mood.Financial Stress (00:01:39)Explains how post-holiday financial strain contributes to January's feelings of sadness.Post-Holiday Crash (00:01:56)Describes the dullness and uninspiration following the excitement of the festive season. Highlights feelings of failure from unrealistic January resolutions.Tips to Overcome Blue Monday (00:02:30)Offers strategies to combat feelings of sadness associated with Blue Monday.Prioritizing Sleep (00:03:16)Encourages aiming for 7 to 9 hours of quality sleep for better mood. Recommends spending time outside or using light therapy to simulate sunlight.Connecting with Others (00:04:56)Encourages reaching out to friends or family to avoid isolation. Recommends treating oneself to enjoyable activities as acts of self-kindness.Conclusion on Blue Monday (00:05:30)Encourages kindness to oneself and emphasizes the potential for brighter days ahead.BEST MOMENTS'If Blue Monday has you feeling off, know that you're not alone, and there are ways to combat it.''Practicing gratitude helps to catch that and get us to write it down.''Human connection can be a powerful antidote to the blues.'VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this podcast episode, Gilly addresses business owners, particularly those running clinics. Reflecting on a challenging past year marked by personal struggles and health issues, including major dental surgery and a prolonged home move, Gilly underscores the importance of learning from these experiences. Emphasising personal and professional growth, the episode encourages listeners to set intentions for the new year, choose inspiring words, and engage in community events. The speaker's motivational tone aims to foster a supportive environment for clinic owners to attract more clients and achieve business success.**Reflection on 2024 (00:00:02)**  Gilly shares personal struggles faced in the past year, including health issues and the importance of learning from them.**Setting Intentions (00:01:48)**  Discussion on focusing energy towards growing successful community clinics and planning exciting live events for business owners.**Support and Resources (00:02:48)**  Gilly asks what additional support or resources clinic owners need to help grow their businesses effectively.**Choosing a Word of the Year (00:03:18)**  The significance of selecting a motivational word or words to inspire focus and personal growth throughout the year.**Personal Growth Journey (00:04:39)**  Sharing the journey of overcoming shyness and the importance of stepping out of comfort zones to achieve goals.BEST MOMENTS'I had to have major dental surgery which was costly, lengthy, and very painful, but I've reflected on all that and I'm grateful for the lessons which were hiding amongst the annoyances.''All that I do is focused on developing you as a business owner and quickly growing your clinic in particular.''Every year I choose a word which is going to inspire me throughout and keep me focused, and I write it on a post-it note and stick it on the wall in front of me.'VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this episode of the Osteobizness podcast, host Gilly Woodhouse explores the themes of gratitude and community support within the osteopathy profession. Gilly, an award-winning business coach and passionate advocate for osteopathy, shares an emotional email from a retired osteopath. The email expresses deep gratitude for Gilly's unwavering support and mentorship, highlighting the significant impact she has had on the profession. The episode underscores the importance of advocacy, mentorship, and the strong connections formed within the osteopathy community, encouraging listeners to continue supporting and uplifting each other.Introduction to the Podcast (00:00:04)Gilly introduces the Osteobizness podcast and her background.Heartfelt Email Excerpt (00:00:24)Gilly shares a touching email from a retired osteopath expressing gratitude.Reflections on Osteopathy (00:01:30)The retired osteopath discusses changes in the profession and their personal journey.Encouragement for the Future (00:02:30)The email emphasizes the importance of continued advocacy and community support in osteopathy.Closing Remarks (00:03:17)Gilly thanks listeners and encourages them to follow her for more insights.BEST MOMENTS"I just wanted to say thank you and goodbye. Oh, so straight away I'm like, oh my God, oh my God, what's happened? What's going on?""You are one of the inspirational ladies who I wanted to thank. So I do hope you get this email. For osteopathy's sake, please keep going.""I have slowly weaned myself off osteopathy over the past four years and can now happily say I am retired with all the many amazing experiences and people I have met on my professional journey."VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this episode of the Osteobiz Fix Group podcast, therapist and expert Sheren Gaulbert delivers an insightful masterclass on burnout, a prevalent issue among clinicians. Gilly summarises Sheren's key points, highlighting the 12 signs of burnout and the importance of early recognition to seek help. The episode emphasises the significance of addressing burnout in the healthcare profession and encourages listeners to reach out for support. A link to Sheren's diary is provided for booking a free discussion, underscoring the need for proactive steps in managing burnout. bit.ly/sherendiaryIntroduction to Burnout (00:00:02)  Overview of Sheren Gaulbert's masterclass on burnout and its relevance to clinicians.12 Signs of Burnout (00:00:02)  Discussion of the 12 sneaky and insidious signs of burnout affecting healthcare professionals.Excessive Ambition and Drive (00:00:02)  Identifying excessive ambition and comparison as early signs of burnout.Neglecting Personal Care (00:00:02)  Highlighting the importance of personal care and setting boundaries in one's life.Ignoring Problems (00:00:02)  Addressing the tendency to recognize but ignore emerging problems related to burnout.Denial and Cynicism (00:00:02)  Exploring denial of issues and the resulting feelings of cynicism among clinicians.Withdrawal from Social Life (00:02:05)  Impact of burnout on social interactions and loss of interest in joyful activities.Behavioral Changes (00:02:05)  Increased impatience and changes in behavior as indicators of burnout.Detachment and Isolation (00:02:05)  Feeling detached from oneself and others as a symptom of burnout.Emotional Exhaustion (00:02:05)  Describing feelings of emptiness and reliance on substances as coping mechanisms.Depression and Hopelessness (00:02:05)  Discussing signs of depression, hopelessness, and apathy as consequences of burnout.Call to Action (00:04:04)  Encouragement to seek help and resources for managing burnout symptoms effectively.BEST MOMENTS"Sheren spoke gently about the main 12 signs she sees, and many of which really did resonate with us on the call.""If you're nodding your head to a number of these, then please do reach out for the help you need to get you back to feeling safe in your body and the correct boundaries in place."VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this podcast episode, Gilly discusses the challenges of managing time and priorities in a busy business environment. She highlights common distractions that lead to overwhelm and burnout, sharing insights from conversations with clients and a business friend facing cash flow issues.Gilly emphasises focusing on income-generating activities and introduces a prioritisation method involving three lists: urgent tasks, scheduled tasks, and tasks that can be delegated. Additionally, she mentions creating a "focused prosperity plan" for new clients. The episode aims to provide strategies for better time management and prioritisation to enhance productivity and reduce stress.Introduction to Business Challenges (00:00:02)Discussion on the overwhelming nature of running a business and common distractions.Client Insights and Cash Flow (00:01:00)Sharing a client's struggle with cash flow and the need for prioritizing income-generating activities.Overcoming Overwhelm (00:01:37)Identifying tasks that cloud focus and lead to feelings of being overwhelmed.Prioritizing Business Tasks (00:02:30)Emphasizing the importance of prioritizing tasks that impact income and patient satisfaction.Three Lists Prioritization Method (00:03:20)Introducing a method to categorize tasks into urgent, scheduled, and delegable.Focused Prosperity Plan (00:03:50)Explanation of a structured plan for new clients to achieve their goals effectively.BEST MOMENTS'Being in business is a really busy business. There's always so much to do and so little time. Often our attention is caught and diverted to sneaky distractions which steal our precious time.''No wonder you get overwhelmed, not to mention juggling the kids and their activities, shop, cook, and clean like a whirling dervish.''Now you can focus on income generating, not time wasting. That’s why I create a focused prosperity plan with all my new private clients so that they can work through it step by step with our support and achieve their goals.'VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this podcast episode, Gilly discusses her work with a private client, Debbie, who transformed her clinic over three months. Initially facing sporadic bookings, Debbie sought coaching to revitalise her practice. Through weekly sessions and a tailored action plan, Debbie successfully increased her bookings, particularly from a younger demographic. Gilly highlights the strategies implemented, including enhanced online visibility and improved operational systems, which boosted Debbie's confidence and clinic efficiency. The episode underscores Gilly's mission to help clinic owners achieve similar success and invites listeners to explore coaching opportunities for their practices.Introduction and Overview (00:00:03)  Discussion about supporting clinic owners and a deeper dive into Debbie's journey over three months.Debbie's Decision (00:00:41)  Debbie chooses a three-month coaching package to implement her growth plan after feeling stuck in her business.Initial Planning Meeting (00:01:41)  Debbie's initial meeting reveals new ideas, sparking excitement about her future direction and target demographic.Action Plan and Support (00:02:19)  Together, they create a specific action plan, utilizing a WhatsApp group for ongoing support and progress tracking.Debbie's Progress and Confidence (00:03:19)  Debbie reports increased bookings, newfound confidence, and successful outreach to her desired demographic.Improved Systems and Revenue Streams (00:03:52)  Debbie enhances clinic systems and develops extra revenue streams, setting her apart in the region.Motivation and Client Success (00:04:52)  Gilly shares motivation from watching clients resolve problems and grow, along with a call to action for new clients.BEST MOMENTS'Debbie felt a bit stuck in her business, wasn't sure what direction she was going in, and frankly had lost her mojo.''After feeling a little lost before she joined us, not only did she have a busier clinic, but I'm so delighted that she now has much increased confidence.''Seeing her smiling and loving her work more than ever has filled my own little cup this week.'VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this podcast episode, Gilly shares insights from a particularly busy and fulfilling week in her professional life. She discusses mentoring new graduates, supporting established practitioners, and helping clients achieve their business goals in the osteopathy and business coaching fields. Highlights include planning sessions, international connections, networking, and team development. Gilly also celebrates client successes, offers strategic advice, and collaborates on future projects. Her enthusiasm for her work and dedication to the osteopathy community are evident throughout, as she encourages listeners to suggest future topics and stay engaged.Introduction to Gilly's Week (00:00:02)  Gilly shares her busy week and what she does in her professional life.Guiding a New Graduate (00:00:02)  Supporting a new grad excited to open his own clinic.Coaching an Osteopath (00:00:02)  Helping an osteopath relaunch clinics for a brighter future.Winter Seasonal Planning Session (00:00:02)  Delivered a planning session for marketing ideas until February.Private Client's Revenue Success (00:02:02)  Celebrating a client's doubled revenue after six weeks of coaching.Client's Reduced Overwhelm (00:03:38)  A client feels less overwhelmed and is managing tasks better.Transforming a Clinic's Impact (00:03:38)  Meeting with a principal excited for a six-week transformation.Helping a Clinic Owner Sell (00:04:38)  Discussed assisting a clinic owner in attracting buyers.Inquiry from a Large Clinic (00:04:38)  Responded to an inquiry from a clinic wanting to increase busyness.Conclusion of the Week (00:06:14)  Gilly reflects on her week and hopes listeners had a great week too.BEST MOMENTS'I thought I'd let you have a sneak peek into what I've been up to this week, as I've had a hectic week and absolutely loved every minute of it.''Apparently, other coaches she's worked with pushed her some of the way forward with a standard paint-by-numbers approach. However, together we've agreed on her tailored plan and gently guided and supported her towards better systems, marketing, and success.''Indeed, she told me this week that last month was double the month before in terms of revenue, so I'm delighted for her.'VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entr

In this podcast episode, host Gilly Woodhouse, an accomplished author and business coach, discusses ten compelling reasons for collaboration in a clinical practice setting, aimed at healthcare practitioners and clinic owners. Key benefits highlighted include improved efficiency, maximised income, full team bookings, better clinic organisation, continuous team training, fair pricing, diversified revenue streams, a caring reputation, local business relationships, and creating a well-oiled clinic. Additionally, a bonus reason emphasises the importance of a happy clinic environment that allows for personal time off without concern. The episode underscores how effective teamwork leads to a thriving, well-organised clinic.Ten Compelling Reasons for Collaboration (00:00:02)Discussion on reducing attention pulls and saving time in clinical practice.Maximising Income (00:00:14)Strategies to ensure all areas of the practice are fully utilised for income.Team Booking Optimisation (00:00:25)Importance of keeping the whole team fully booked to retain staff.Organisational Efficiency (00:00:36)Ensuring the clinic is organised to prevent wasted time and resources.Continuous Team Training (00:00:48)Highlighting the need for ongoing training to maintain patient care quality.Fair Pricing for Services (00:01:00)The significance of charging appropriately for services to ensure fairness.Adding Revenue Streams (00:01:12)Encouraging the development of additional income sources beyond direct services.Community Reputation (00:01:24)Building a reputation as a caring clinic to attract more community patients.Local Business Relationships (00:01:36)Creating relationships with local businesses for natural cross-referrals.Clinic as a Well-Oiled Machine (00:01:48)Establishing a smoothly functioning clinic to allow for future planning.Bonus: Thriving Happy Clinic (00:01:50)Emphasising the importance of a happy clinic environment for personal time off.BEST MOMENTS'You want to reduce the pulls on your attention and save your precious time.''You want to be known as the most caring clinic in your area so that more of your community readily seek your services.''You want a thriving, happy clinic so that you can take plenty of time out without worry.'VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this episode, host Gilly Woodhouse, an accomplished author and business coach, discusses Bob, a clinic owner striving to improve his clinic's operations, increase patient bookings, and enhance profitability. Bob faced numerous challenges and uncertainties about his clinic's potential. Gilly highlights their collaborative efforts to identify areas for improvement and the importance of seeking external guidance. They introduce the "90 Day Post Summer Reboot" programme, designed to help clinic owners implement tailored action plans. The episode underscores recognising knowledge gaps and the value of external support in optimising business practices for better efficiency and revenue.Introduction to Bob's Challenges (00:00:02)Bob has a good clinic but feels it can improve; he questions what he doesn't know.Identifying Unknowns (00:01:45)Bob recognises various areas needing improvement but lacks the knowledge to make changes.Deep Dive into Clinic Operations (00:03:32)The speaker conducts an analysis of Bob's clinic to identify inefficiencies and profitability opportunities.Initial Planning Meeting (00:03:32)Bob expresses anxiety; the discussion shifts to business foundations and revenue generation strategies.Revenue Generation Ideas (00:03:32)The speaker shares ideas that could significantly increase Bob's revenue and community health impact.Training Session with Bob's Team (00:05:08)Bob and his team undergo training on effective marketing methods to improve clinic operations.Results of Implemented Changes (00:05:08)Bob's clinic experiences increased bookings and improved patient reviews after implementing new strategies.Launch of the 90 Day Post Summer Reboot (00:05:08)The speaker introduces a program to help clinic owners create personalised action plans for improvement.BEST MOMENTS"What is it that I don't know which could elevate this practice even further? What am I missing which would increase my turnover?""Just one idea and a few small adjustments could generate four times my consulting fees.""For example, his previously quiet massage therapist suddenly getting nine rebookings, meanwhile his five-star Google reviews shot up by 15 in one day."VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this podcast episode, host Gilly Woodhouse, an accomplished author and business coach, addresses common challenges faced by clinic owners and provides a practical checklist to improve clinic operations. Key issues include reducing distractions, maximising income, ensuring team efficiency, maintaining quality patient care, and fostering community relationships. Gilly emphasises the importance of organisational efficiency, continuous training, fair pricing, diversifying revenue streams, and building a caring reputation. Additionally, the episode highlights the benefits of cultivating local business relationships and promoting a happy work environment. Listeners are invited to schedule a chat for personalised guidance and solutions to enhance their clinic's efficiency and profitability.Identifying Clinic Challenges (00:00:02)Overview of common problems faced by clinic owners and the need for a checklist.Reducing Attention Pull (00:00:02)Strategies to minimise distractions and save valuable time for clinic owners.Maximizing Income (00:00:02)Ensuring all areas of the practice are utilised to increase overall income.Team Booking Efficiency (00:00:02)Importance of keeping the whole team fully booked to maintain productivity.Continuous Team Training (00:00:02)Emphasising the need for ongoing training to maintain quality patient care.Fair Pricing for Services (00:00:02)Charging appropriately to ensure a fair exchange between practitioners and patients.Adding Revenue Streams (00:00:02)Encouraging the introduction of additional revenue sources beyond hands-on services.Community Reputation (00:00:02)Becoming known as the most caring clinic to attract more local patients.Building Local Business Relationships (00:01:35)Cultivating relationships with local businesses for easier cross-referrals.Creating a Well-Oiled Clinic (00:01:35)Developing efficient clinic operations to allow for strategic planning.Thriving Happy Clinic (00:01:35)Aiming for a successful clinic environment that allows for personal time off.BEST MOMENTS'You want to be known as the most caring clinic in your area so that more of your community readily seek out your services.''You want to cultivate excellent relationships with other local small businesses so that cross referrals happen regularly and easily.''You want a thriving happy clinic so that you can take plenty of time out for rest and recuperation without worry.'VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this episode, host Gilly Woodhouse, an accomplished author and business coach, delves into "sliding door moments"—those pivotal instances where chance events dramatically alter life's course. She recounts narrowly avoiding a car crash through a garage, escaping a fire at King's Cross station, and surviving a car accident in Greece. These anecdotes underscore life's fragility and the unexpected turns it can take, emphasising themes of gratitude and resilience. The episode concludes with a teaser about a future story involving the Greek mafia, hinting at more adventurous tales to come.Sliding Door Moments (00:00:02)The speaker reflects on how chance events can alter life paths, sharing personal anecdotes.Garage Incident (00:01:34)A near-miss with a car crashing through the garage teaches gratitude for life’s fragility.King's Cross Near Miss (00:03:17)The speaker narrowly escapes the King's Cross fireball, emphasizing the randomness of survival.Car Accident in Greece (00:04:53)A confusing moment on a busy road leads to a car crash, highlighting vulnerability and resilience.Post-Accident Determination (00:06:53)Despite injuries, the speaker delivers a mangled cake, showcasing commitment and strength.Burns Night Dinner Dilemma (00:08:35)After recovering, the speaker attends a dance, celebrating life with glamour and joy.Greek Mafia Teaser (00:08:35)A hint at a future story involving the Greek mafia, promising more adventurous tales.BEST MOMENTS'This naive 21-year-old suddenly learned the lesson of gratitude for every single day we are here on this planet. Now I understood that there can be a hair's breadth between living a full and colourful life or suddenly becoming strawberry jam.''It was November 1987, and as usual, I changed trains at King's Cross, this time minutes before the dreadful fireball ripped through the ticket hall where I had just nonchalantly passed through.''Smoke began filling the interior, and I knew that I must somehow muster superhuman strength to get the newly corrugated car door open.'VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this podcast episode, host Gilly Woodhouse, an accomplished author and business coach, discusses strategies for improving clinic websites to make them more patient-centred and effective. She highlights the importance of clear, concise communication and prioritising the visitor's perspective over the clinic's credentials. The episode covers common pitfalls of clinic websites and offers practical tips for enhancing content and usability. Key advice includes crafting a compelling homepage, ensuring content is patient-focused, answering common questions, using simple language, keeping information up to date, and optimising for mobile devices. The goal is to create a user-friendly experience that attracts and retains patients.Introduction to Clinic Websites (00:00:00)Discussion on the common issues with clinic websites being inward-facing and not patient-centred.Importance of Patient-Focused Messaging (00:01:30)Advice on crafting impactful headings that resonate with potential patients' needs and concerns.Website Readability and Usability Tips (00:02:30)Suggestions for improving website text, including short paragraphs and easy-to-read language.Booking Functionality (00:03:21)Emphasis on having a prominent "book now" button for immediate patient action.Mobile Optimization (00:03:28)Encouragement to check website performance on mobile devices for better user experience.BEST MOMENTS'They have a painful problem and they're looking for a solution. Sorry if this hurts, but at this moment they don't care which year you qualified.''Put your potential patient specs on, get right into their heads, and go and land on your home page. That first big heading is the biggest and most powerful on your whole website.''We listen, we understand, and we treat the root cause of your pain. Expert care for pain-free living. Feel better, move better, live better.'VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this podcast episode, host Gilly Woodhouse, an accomplished author and business coach debunks the myth that coaching involves the coach doing the work for the client. Drawing parallels with figures like Gordon Ramsay, Joe Wicks, and Alex Polizzi, the speaker highlights that coaches provide guidance and strategies, but clients must take action themselves. The core message is that effective coaching requires active participation from both parties to improve business operations and increase revenue. Listeners are encouraged to engage in the process and are invited to discuss their future success through a provided link, emphasising the importance of taking action.Introduction to Coaching (00:00:00)Discussion on why some people feel coaching didn't work for them, highlighting the need for active participation.Examples of Successful Coaches (00:00:05)Comparison of Gordon Ramsay, Joe Wicks, and Alex Polizzi, emphasising their roles in guiding rather than doing.The Role of the Coach (00:00:15)Explanation of how coaching involves providing plans and support, not doing the work for clients.Importance of Client Participation (00:00:30)Encouragement for clients to engage actively in the coaching process to improve their business operations.Achieving Success (00:01:00)Insight on how implementing new strategies can lead to increased revenue and profits in a short time.Call to Action (00:01:32)Invitation for listeners to discuss their future success through a provided link for further engagement.BEST MOMENTS'Gordon Ramsay guides ailing restaurateurs to deliver excellence, but he doesn't cook for them.''Joe Wicks motivates his clients to reach their goals, but he doesn't do their workouts for them.''You'll also need to get your hands dirty and get stuck in because in doing that, you'll learn how to run your business in an even better and more efficient way.'VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this episode of the Osteobizness podcast, host Gilly Woodhouse, an accomplished author and business coach, explores the theme of internal motivation for clinic owners. Drawing from her recent coaching event experience, Gilly contrasts two fictional practice owners, Bob and Bobby, to highlight different attitudes towards responsibility and motivation. Bob takes proactive steps to improve his clinic, while Bobby blames his team and expects external solutions. Gilly emphasises the importance of understanding one's internal drivers and taking ownership of goals to achieve success. She encourages listeners to reflect on their motivations and seek support for growth.Introduction to Osteobizness (00:00:04)Gilly Woodhouse introduces the podcast and herself as a business coach and osteopathy advocate.Coaching Event Insights (00:00:24)Gilly shares experiences from a coaching event, focusing on marketing and personal development insights.Understanding Internal Motivation (00:01:34)Discussion on identifying personal motivations behind goals and the importance of internal drivers.Case Study: Practice Owner Bob (00:03:05)Bob's proactive approach to improving his practice and the positive outcomes he achieves.Case Study: Practice Owner Bobby (00:03:47)Bobby's dependency on others for success and his struggles with taking responsibility for his practice.Responsibility and Motivation in Recovery (00:04:47)Exploration of how patients' motivations affect their recovery and responsibility for their health.Call to Action (00:06:11)Invitation for listeners to reach out for support in upgrading their practices.Closing Remarks (00:06:20)Gilly thanks listeners and encourages them to follow for more tips and strategies.Best Moments'That why or important reason would be the thing which kept us going even if the going got tough.''Some of them are motivated to get better, improve their health, and get back on track with their lives, and some just want to give you the responsibility for reaching their goals and don’t want to participate at all in their own recovery.''Some will find and harness their inner driver and work with you, and some will become dependent on you and then blame you because they didn’t reach their goals.'VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this episode of the Osteobizness podcast, host Gilly Woodhouse, an award-winning business coach, discusses her coaching programme for aspiring clinic owners.She shares her experience working with three young women starting their own clinics, highlighting the structured support and training she provides. Gilly emphasises the importance of commitment and implementation for success. She also introduces "Gilly's Round Table," an upcoming initiative for larger clinic owners. Throughout the episode, Gilly expresses pride in her clients' progress and encourages listeners to invest in their development and embrace new opportunities in the field of osteopathy.Introduction to Gilly Woodhouse (00:00:04)Gilly introduces herself as a business coach and advocate for osteopathy.Coaching Young Women (00:00:25)Gilly discusses coaching three aspiring clinic owners, focusing on their determination and initial fears.Implementation of Plans (00:01:35)The young women begin implementing their business plans with Gilly's support and confidence-building.Training Options for Clinics (00:02:52)Gilly outlines training options for small and large clinics, including group sessions and one-on-one coaching.Upcoming Initiative: Gilly's Round Table (00:04:26)Gilly announces "Gilly's Round Table," a special initiative for large clinic owners, emphasizing collaboration and support.Conclusion and Acknowledgment (00:05:48)Gilly expresses pride in her clients' progress and encourages focus and implementation for success.Best Moments'Despite feeling that it was a bit of a scary leap, their focus on making a strong start to their careers as business owners was inspiring.''Just like you want to set your patients up for success, we love to make sure that our clients squeeze every penny out of their investment with us and reach their goals with ease.''I must say how monumentally proud of each of these ladies I am because they rolled up their sleeves and got the job done.'VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this episode of the Osteobizness podcast, host Gilly Woodhouse, an award-winning business coach, discusses the challenges osteopaths face in marketing and patient retention.She shares a case study about a client named David, who struggled with ineffective marketing services that promised but failed to deliver new patients. Gilly outlines how they developed a tailored plan to help David regain control over his business, streamline clinic systems, and learn effective marketing strategies. By the end of the episode, David successfully increased his patient numbers and saved significant marketing expenses, transforming his practice.Introduction to the Episode (00:00:04)Gilly Woodhouse introduces the podcast and her expertise in osteopathy and business coaching.David's Initial Struggles (00:00:23)David sought help for marketing issues, initially appearing successful but facing deeper challenges.Marketing Missteps (00:01:37)Discussion of the ineffective marketing service David used, leading to competition and poor patient retention.Tailored Plan Implementation (00:03:02)Details on the customized plan created for David, focusing on improving clinic systems and marketing strategies.David's Progress and Confidence (00:04:37)David's success in increasing patient numbers and confidence in marketing without relying on external services.Closing Remarks (00:05:02)Gilly encourages listeners to reach out for help and reminds them to subscribe for more insights.Best Moments'Sadly, David had given away his power and had lost control over his own business and destiny.''David has steadily increasing patient numbers and has saved a hefty £1700 per month marketing budget and kept it in his own bank instead.''If you'd like to embark on an easy journey towards a busy clinic without overwhelm, why don't you drop me a line at osteobiz.com and I'll be delighted to let you know how we can help you.'VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this episode of the Osteobizness podcast, host Gilly Woodhouse, an award-winning business coach, discusses enhancing osteopathy clinics' operations and client engagement. The episode features a case study of Kelly, a clinic owner who sought Gilly's help to improve her clinic's performance. Through refining operational systems, providing social media training, and identifying new revenue streams, Kelly's clinic saw increased bookings, improved team morale, and higher patient satisfaction. The episode underscores the importance of effective leadership and invites listeners to seek support for building efficient, profitable practices.Introduction to Osteobizness (00:00:04)Gilly Woodhouse introduces herself and the podcast, focusing on osteopathy business topics.Kelly's Challenges (00:00:24)Discussion of Kelly's struggles with sporadic bookings and team morale at her clinic.Operational Improvements (00:01:30)Enhancements to operational systems reduced admin work for Kelly, improving overall efficiency.Social Media Training (00:01:30)The team received social media training, helping them create content to attract new clients.Identifying Revenue Streams (00:01:30)Extra revenue streams were identified, boosting clinic profits and client trust through positive reviews.Increased Bookings and Team Morale (00:01:30)Bookings increased, leading to happier staff and satisfied patients who recommended the clinic.Invitation for Support (00:02:53)Gilly invites listeners to reach out for assistance in creating efficient and profitable practices.Closing Remarks (00:03:04)Gilly thanks listeners and encourages them to follow for more tips on building their practices.Best Moments'Kelly really valued her lovely team, and she knew that all problems are leadership problems.''Kelly is feeling happy and relaxed and can get on with helping her patients, knowing that the team are not only really busy but very settled too.''Patients were remarking on the great service they were receiving and recommending to more of their friends.'VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this podcast episode, Gilly explores LinkedIn's untapped potential for professional networking and personal branding. She challenges the common perception of LinkedIn as a dull platform, highlighting its unique advantages. Gilly offers actionable tips, including connecting with second-tier connections, writing articles to boost professional status, and optimising profile headlines to focus on the audience. She stresses the importance of active engagement rather than passive observation. The episode encourages listeners to take practical steps to enhance their LinkedIn presence and make the most of the platform’s opportunities.Introduction to LinkedIn (00:00:00)Discusses the perception of LinkedIn and its potential for professional networking.Missed Opportunities on LinkedIn (00:00:35)Highlights the low engagement from clinic owners and the importance of posting.Importance of Writing Articles (00:01:10)Encourages writing articles to enhance professional profile and credibility.Connecting with Second-Tier Connections (00:01:30)Advises on connecting with local second-tier connections without additional messages.Profile Headline Strategy (00:01:52)Recommends making profile headlines audience-focused instead of self-centered.Best Moments'LinkedIn can seem like a humorless, dull place, but it is the easiest place in the world to nurture your potential professional patience.''You can raise your professional profile by writing articles, which helps to elevate your professionalism and your status.''Make your profile headline about them, not about you. It has far more impact if you focus on the people you want to connect with and help.'VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this podcast episode, Gilly delves into the traits and practices that distinguish successful clinic owners, particularly those managing busy clinics with multiple osteopaths or multidisciplinary teams. The episode outlines ten key observations, including maintaining a positive attitude, empowering teams, committing to self-development, ensuring operational efficiency, prioritising patient care, tracking financial metrics, practising self-care, engaging in proactive planning, embracing innovation, and focusing on community engagement. These insights aim to inspire and guide clinic owners towards enhancing their practices and achieving greater success.Positive Attitude (00:00:02)Successful clinic owners maintain a positive attitude with both reflective and forward-thinking focus.Team Management (00:00:20)They harness their team, praising and rewarding excellence while ensuring exceptional patient care.Self-Development (00:00:38)Clinic owners prioritize self-development, improving leadership skills and learning from high-level peers.Operational Efficiency (00:00:56)Operations are automated to save time, ensuring consistent high standards across the clinic.Patient Care (00:01:14)They nurture the patient list to maximize income without over-treating or irritating clients.Financial Metrics (00:01:32)Successful owners track key metrics to ensure profitability and expand revenue streams effectively.Self-Care (00:01:50)Self-care is prioritized with fixed management time and regular holidays for recuperation.Planning (00:02:08)Annual and quarterly planning is done in advance to avoid costly decisions and actions.Innovation (00:02:26)They embrace technology and innovation to enhance practice and serve the community effectively.Key Moments'What they all have in common is they run a busy clinic and lead a practice with several osteopaths or a multidisciplinary team.''Self-care is always a priority with fixed time away from treating for important clinic management and planning.''These successful clinic owners are enterprising and innovative, embracing technology to augment every aspect of their practice.'VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this episode of the Osteobizness podcast, host Gilly Woodhouse shares her personal experience of searching for a new apartment, drawing parallels to business challenges. Despite setbacks, such as a buyer pulling out last minute, Gilly emphasises the importance of resilience and having a solid plan. She highlights the Private Practice Profits programme, which offers tailored action plans and support for practitioners facing business obstacles. The episode concludes with a hopeful outlook, encouraging listeners to remain optimistic and focused on long-term goals, while inviting them to seek further guidance for growing their practices.Introduction to the Podcast (00:00:04)Gilly Woodhouse introduces herself and the Osteobizness podcast, highlighting her expertise and passion for osteopathy.Searching for an Apartment (00:00:24)Gilly shares her experience of looking for a new apartment, detailing her specific requirements and the challenges faced.Excitement of a Potential Find (00:01:32)She describes the moment she found an apartment that seemed perfect, including a wonderful office space.Setbacks and Disappointment (00:02:59)Gilly discusses the disappointment of having the buyer for their bungalow pull out, reflecting on unexpected life changes.Business Parallels (00:02:59)She draws parallels between her apartment search and business challenges, emphasizing the need for resilience and adaptability.Private Practice Profits Program (00:02:59)Gilly promotes the Private Practice Profits program, highlighting its support and action plan for practitioners facing challenges.Looking Forward with Hope (00:04:22)Despite setbacks, Gilly maintains a hopeful outlook for the future and the importance of patience.Closing Remarks (00:04:38)Gilly thanks listeners and encourages them to engage with her content for more tips on building successful practices.KEY MOMENTS'As soon as I entered the flat, I knew instantly that it really did tick every single box and it matched the vision I had in my mind perfectly.' 'Disappointed doesn’t really cover it. Life can ricochet in unexpected directions and frustrate our best-laid plans.''Maybe it’s just that things aren’t meant to work out that way and something better is up ahead, even though you won’t see it at the time.'VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this episode of the Osteobizness podcast, host Gilly Woodhouse discusses the parallels between managing mass catering and running a busy clinic. She shares her experience assisting her friend Nicola with a women's retreat, where she provided meals and navigated the challenges of an unfamiliar kitchen. The episode emphasises the importance of organisation, team care, efficient processes, profitability, and sustainable growth. It also introduces the Private Practice Profits programme, designed to help practitioners improve efficiency and financial success. Listeners are encouraged to like, follow, and subscribe for more tips and strategies.Assisting with the Retreat (00:00:25)Describing the experience of assisting in delivering a retreat for women and managing mass catering.Importance of Organization (00:01:55)Highlighting the importance of excellent organization in managing mass catering and running a busy clinic.Caring for the Team (00:02:28)Emphasizing the need to care for and appreciate the team to maximize their potential, paralleling it with nurturing food for optimal flavor.Efficient Processes (00:03:23)Discussing the necessity of having processes in place to avoid wasted time and ensure top-notch service in both mass catering and clinic operations.Profitability and Sustainable Growth (00:04:57)Emphasizing the importance of ensuring profitability and sustainable growth, and introducing the Private Practice Profits program.Conclusion and Call to Action (00:05:33)Wrapping up the episode and encouraging listeners to like, follow, and subscribe to the Osteobizness podcast.KEY MOMENTS'Last week, I assisted my biz buddy Nicola to deliver an amazing retreat for 11 fabulous women who wanted some clarity around living a meaningful life as they ventured into their autumn years.''Whether you're managing mass catering or a busy clinic, the same rules apply: you must have excellent organization in place to ensure that nothing is forgotten or slips through the cracks, causing unnecessary dramas or failure to deliver top-notch service.''Clinic systems must make it effortless for patients to book, be appropriately reminded, be rebooked to ensure optimal health outcomes, and be nurtured afterwards and not abandoned for fear of annoying them.'VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

Please click here to learn more about our Private Practice Profits program.In this episode of the Osteobizness podcast, host Gilly Woodhouse, an esteemed author, speaker, and business coach, discusses the significance of prompt hands-on treatment for back pain, illustrated by the story of "The Old Boy," a golfer suffering from such pain. Gilly underscores the necessity for osteopaths to effectively market their services to educate potential patients about the benefits of osteopathy. She introduces the private practice profits programme, which provides osteopaths with marketing training, swipes, and templates, aiming to equip them with the skills needed to attract and retain patients, ensuring their practices thrive.The importance of prompt hands-on treatment (00:00:24)Discussion on the impact of delayed treatment and the importance of seeking prompt hands-on treatment for back pain.The role of effective marketing for osteopaths (00:01:28)Exploration of the significance of marketing in educating and informing potential patients about osteopathy services and the challenges faced by osteopaths in marketing their clinics.Inclusion of robust marketing training in private practice profits program (00:03:01)Explanation of the marketing training, swipes, and templates included in the private practice profits program for osteopaths to enhance their marketing skills.Conclusion and call to action (00:04:28)Closing remarks, encouraging listeners to like, follow, and subscribe to Jilly's channels, and a mention of upcoming content for building a thriving practice.BEST MOMENTS'He could have avoided all that pain if he booked in quicker. This is an issue for your practice; people can be reluctant to get hands-on treatment promptly.''If the people in your area have no idea what you do, how you can help them, or why they would invest to come to see you, they aren't booking. It's your job to educate and inform them about what you do and how you help them.''Your increased confidence will shine through, and new patient numbers will keep improving, ensuring that your team is always booked up.'VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this episode of the Osteobizness podcast, host Gilly Woodhouse, author, speaker, and award-winning business coach, delves into the world of osteopathy and business efficiency. She discusses strategies for building a successful practice. She shares her personal experiences with the conveyancing process, highlighting inefficiencies in various operations, including clinic systems. The episode offers valuable insights into improving business practices within the osteopathy field.Conveyancing Woes (00:00:24)Personal experience with the slow conveyancing process and its impact on a property purchase.Inefficiencies in Processes (00:01:34)Discussion on inefficiencies in various processes, including conveyancing and clinic operations, and her experiences with achieving efficiency.Efficient Clinic Operations (00:02:54)Strategies for improving clinic operations and systems to work quietly in the background, saving time and improving patient outcomes.Prosperity Plan and Mentoring (00:04:27)Importance of providing thorough treatment plans and exercises to achieve the best patient outcomes, and the offer of personalised prosperity plans and mentoring for clinic success.BEST MOMENTS'We have so fallen in love with the apartment, but the conveyancing process is utterly excruciating. Multiple calls are in with the lawyers, the executors, and the estate agents, who are desperate to see us waving from the balcony.''If clinic operations and systems are clunky, slow, and inefficient, let's change them so that they work quietly in the background, saving so much of your precious time.''Letting new patients drift off without direction will likely leave them believing that osteopathy doesn't work because they have not got the outcome that they came to you for.'VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this episode of the Osteobizness podcast, host Gilly Woodhouse, an award-winning business coach and advocate of osteopathy, discusses the challenges faced by clinic principals when team members repeatedly ask the same questions. She explores the solution of creating an online digital clinic handbook template. This central reference point aims to streamline communication, reduce repetitive enquiries, and provide clear guidance on procedures such as handling patient complaints and emergencies. The episode concludes by offering assistance in creating such a handbook, highlighting its benefits for clinic efficiency and team cohesion.The challenges of team questions (00:00:24)Discussion on the frustration of team members constantly asking the same questions and the impact on limited time and energy.Creating a digital clinic handbook (00:00:24)The solution of creating an online digital clinic handbook template to provide a central reference point for the team and examples of the type of information that can be documented.Assistance in creating a digital template (00:02:18)Offering assistance in creating a digital template for private clients and the benefits it brings to the team's efficiency.Conclusion and call to action (00:02:47)Closing remarks and a call to action to engage with the host for further assistance.BEST MOMENTS'The principal was complaining that the team were constantly asking him the same questions, which was so tiresome and a waste of his limited time and energy.''Your team will be so grateful to have an easily accessible resource to guide them clearly with just a click of a button, so they don't have to keep hassling you with the same old questions.''Most clinics have no central reference manual where team members can readily get the information they require. Does this resonate with you too?'VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this episode of the Osteobizness podcast, host Gilly Woodhouse, author, speaker, and award-winning business coach, delivers a heartfelt message of encouragement and appreciation to her dedicated listeners. Gilly commends the osteopathy community for their commitment to their profession and urges them to continue their much needed work. BEST MOMENTS"I just want to give you a quick message to say you're doing a great job. I'm constantly in awe of your dedication to your community.""Think of all those people who are moving and feeling better just because of you.""I know we all have our ups and downs, but in case no one has told you lately, you're doing really great. Keep going."VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.

In this episode of the Osteobizness Podcast, host Gilly Woodhouse explores the challenges and beliefs around earning a decent living as a clinic owner in the field of private healthcare, with a focus on osteopathy and manual therapy. The discussion highlights the importance of financial prosperity and the need to challenge outdated beliefs about the relationship between private healthcare and financial success. Gilly provides insights into navigating these challenges. The importance of financial prosperity in private healthcare (00:01:32) The need to challenge outdated beliefs and normalise the idea of financial abundance in health professions.Aligning passion with prosperity (00:04:39) The positive impact of practitioners thriving financially on their communities and the importance of financial success in private healthcare.Empowering individuals to stay true to their callings (00:06:13) The connection between pursuing purpose and financial abundance in creating a fulfilling life.BEST MOMENTS'After a decade of hearing about these same inner conflicts around self-worth and giving value for money, whilst often also heading towards burnout, I felt compelled to write this introduction.''By normalising the idea that those who dedicate their lives to helping others deserve to make a decent living, we empower individuals to stay true to their callings without sacrificing their own prosperity.'VALUABLE RESOURCESAre You Ready To Maximise Your Clinic's Potential And Achieve A Higher Annual Turnover? Click here to get your FREE personalised report.CONTACT METHODhttps://www.instagram.com/gillywoodhouse/[email protected]://facebook.com/Osteobiz/ABOUT THE HOSTSince 2013, Gilly Woodhouse has been inspiring and developing Osteopaths, other healthcare professionals and their clinics. With a wealth of entrepreneurial skills gained over a lifetime of creating businesses from scratch both in the UK and abroad, Gilly shares these experiences as well as illustrating how her clients have vastly improved their practices by streamlining operations and improving their marketing skills. The Osteobiz team of six now comprises Osteopath clinic owners or members of an Osteo family and together support over 100 worldwide clinic owners.This show was brought to you by Boost and Bloom.