Home treatment room reiki therapist

Local adults looking for relaxation and time out, often found through word of mouth, local wellbeing groups and social media.

A fee per session (often 45 to 60 minutes), with options such as block bookings, gift vouchers and a lower price for follow-up sessions.

• Calm, kind and good listener
• Reiki training and regular practice
• Clear and honest communication with clients
• Basic bookings and record keeping

• Insurance suited to complementary therapy, including public liability and possibly professional indemnity
• Check your lease, mortgage terms or council rules before seeing clients at home
• Advertising rules: avoid claiming to treat or cure health conditions, check ASA and CAP guidance
• Keep client records securely and check your data protection duties, including whether you need to register with the ICO
• Be clear that sessions complement, not replace, advice from a doctor
• Check whether joining a voluntary register or professional body suits you

Startup costs are typically around £300 to £1,500, depending on your training, how you set up the room, the couch and equipment you choose, and your insurance. Treat this as an estimate and check your own costs.

Monthly revenue is typically around £300 to £1,500, depending on how many clients you see, your session prices and the hours you offer. It is an estimate of revenue, not profit, and will vary by area.

Check you have insurance suited to complementary therapy, and your lease, mortgage terms or council rules allow clients at home. Avoid claiming to treat or cure health conditions, and check your data protection duties, including the ICO.