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Greetings all,
After having a generalist hypnosis practice for 20 years in Portland, Maine, I decided to give it up and just focus on coaching. I love coaching and plan to continue with it, but after 2 years away, I miss hypnosis.
We recently moved to the small coastal Maine city of Ellsworth. There are a few generalist hypnotists in the area. I am thinking that if I restart my practice I should pick a very specific niche and focus on branding the practice for that niche. The question is what...
Facts about Maine and this area. Moderate to low income. Probably the 2nd fastest growing geriatric population in the country (behind Florida).
I have a couple of ideas, but I would love to just throw this one open to suggestions and see if we can get something to click.
Thanks in advance for your help,
Robert Monteux
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Permalink Reply by tc_Burt on March 23, 2011 at 5:31am
Permalink Reply by Lindsay Shepherd on March 23, 2011 at 5:34am
Permalink Reply by docregal.com on March 23, 2011 at 6:18am Here are some themes based on "What happens next?" continuing with Lindsay's idea.
How to deal with...
1. transitioning into retirement
2. an unfinished part of your life
3. living on your own again
4. making ends meet
Permalink Reply by DRAVEN on March 23, 2011 at 10:15am Ive recently finished a 6 week session with residents in a retirement home (non- dementia) starting with a version.
. This is Your Life ( identity)
. Responsibility (coping on your own)
. Self awareness (contribution)
. Change ( avoiding institutionalisation)
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