1st Impressions: Your Waiting Room

Because the waiting room is an integral ingredient for how our clients transition into our private practice offices, this entire week will be dedicated to a specific series of posts.

You can look forward to a 3-part series of various ninja tips on how you might boost your waiting room intelligent quotient. Yep, that's right – your waiting room IQ. No – there will NOT be a quiz at the end.

The goal of this week's 3-part series is to provide elements of décor inspirations that will not only create a smooth visual and stress-free transition for your clients but also reinforce a sense of safety and comfort.

Hopefully however, this week's series will serve as a muse for you to incorporate client-comfort seating strategies that will appeal to your desired demographic and niche.

Take your client from potentially feeling like just a number, to someone special.

Remember it's about taking your private practice to the next level.

Continue to practice with style,

Brigitte

Give Some TLC To Your TLC

TIP: GIve your TLC some TLC. Don't let your tiny little counseling office give you the blues. If you don't have enough space for the traditional sofa-seat combination, consider two chairs. Make certain they're both suited for comfort

If you have two visually distracting (aka old and ugly) chairs, think about getting them covered with a washable fabric. Believe it or not, pre-shrunk (I can never say that correctly) denim is a breeze. These types of slip covers can be slipped off on Friday; washed, aired-dried and slipped back, on before your 1st session that Monday. Try and pass on this simple tip.

This post is inspired by Beth Webb of Beth Webb Interiors. www.bethwebb.com/