Our Self-employed Team

What Does It Mean If Your Therapist Is Self-Employed?

At our practice, some therapists are self-employed, which simply means they run their own independent business while working with clients like you.

They are fully qualified professionals who choose to work independently rather than being employed directly by a clinic or organisation. Being self-employed allows them to:

• Set their own schedule

• Manage their own practice

• Offer personalised care tailored to their clients’ needs

• Have their own insurance

• Choose their own treatments and rules

• Have their own policies

-While they may work within a shared space or be listed on our platform or website, self-employed therapists handle their own bookings, payments, and therapy plans. This gives them the flexibility to provide you with consistent, focused support.

Your relationship with your therapist is private and professional, and their self-employed status does not affect the quality or confidentiality of your care.

If you ever have questions about how your therapist works, feel free to ask — we’re here to help!