Devotional Sales Strategy Course
Consultation calls going well…until you mention you fee?
No sure how to handle objections and worry that you’ll be pushy if you try?
Feeling lost and have no idea how to get better results?
I’ve got you covered!
While running my own private practice, I learned an time saving, effective sales strategy that empowers your potential clients AND gives you the tools to talk about your fee and uphold your boundaries! (No more agreeing to a lower fee or 8pm appointment time just because you’re worried about getting a “no!”)
Consultation calls going well…until you mention you fee?
No sure how to handle objections and worry that you’ll be pushy if you try?
Feeling lost and have no idea how to get better results?
I’ve got you covered!
While running my own private practice, I learned an time saving, effective sales strategy that empowers your potential clients AND gives you the tools to talk about your fee and uphold your boundaries! (No more agreeing to a lower fee or 8pm appointment time just because you’re worried about getting a “no!”)
Consultation calls going well…until you mention you fee?
No sure how to handle objections and worry that you’ll be pushy if you try?
Feeling lost and have no idea how to get better results?
I’ve got you covered!
While running my own private practice, I learned an time saving, effective sales strategy that empowers your potential clients AND gives you the tools to talk about your fee and uphold your boundaries! (No more agreeing to a lower fee or 8pm appointment time just because you’re worried about getting a “no!”)
Being good at sales is the last thing most therapists think of.
But it’s arguably the most important part of the process.
When you’ve done all the work to hone your niche, attract your best fit client, and even get on a call with them only to hear a ‘no’ when you could have gotten a ‘yes’, that sucks!
And I’m not talking about high pressured sales tactics or somehow forcing a client to agree to therapy when the don’t want to. Eww! gross. no.
I’m talking about loosing a client who you could have done fantastic work with and who would have been a great fit for your practice but you lost your courage, got weird talking about money, or had no idea how to hold a client through an objection.
As a private practice therapists, you financial stability depends not just on being a great therapist but on knowing how to get clients. You’ve been given two opposing messages:
You need to be a successful therapist which means making enough money to support yourself.
But you can’t be savy when it comes to having sales conversations with potential clients.
This leaves you feeling at times defeated, resentful, stressed, and confused.
What if you could trust yourself to have direct conversations with clients about your fee, cancellation policy, and expectations while also fully empowering your clients to make the best decisions for them?
I call this attitude of presence, courage, and surrender, Devotion.
Devotional Sales Strategy is all about staying confident and empowered while helping your clients connect to their deep knowing. Devotional Sales Strategy is about leaning in when you would have leaned out. It’s about holding your potential client from the very start (marketing) through their entire decision making journey.
You deserve to find a way to engage with sales that will feel great to you and your clients. Devotional Sales Strategy will give you that.
Here's what you get from my Devotional Sales Strategy:
The Devotional Sales Strategy Worksheet -- a fillable PDF with prompts, fear inventories, affirmations, and the tools you need to improve your sales calls and get more clients
Video modules that walk you through the sales call process -- before AND after!
How to do sales in a way that feels good for you and your clients
The mindset you need in order to sell in a way that feels AMAZING
Tips for navigating typical money objections
Ready to feel confident and prepared on your sales calls?
