It’s difficult to visualize what your online program will look like, isn’t it? You’re not alone. It’s new and different to teach online. Using eLearning best practices and simple technology to leverage your one-to-one work is something your practice absolutely needs. So let’s figure out how to do it, ok?

If you have a part of your treatment, therapy, or practice that requires a physical aspect, like physiotherapy, physical therapy, EMDR, chiropractic care, massage, etc. it may be extra challenging.

The truth is, someone who traditionally is expected to see their clients face-to-face for treatment CAN shift their practice online and offer tremendous results and success for their clients.

In today’s podcast episode, Sasha Lay, a Physiotherapist, and I connect about what she considered to shift her expertise on pain in her physical practice to online education. She shares how she was able to do just that as well as overcome some of the biggest obstacles we have such as making time.

 

Sasha explains what helped her to visualize what her online group program could look like beyond the physical realm, what she included, and what direction she went in.

 

Listen in as I share actionable steps to find your main message and determine your priorities and bring your practice online.

 

If you liked this episode, here are 3 of my favourite episodes that include more helpful advice to get you started:

• 124 7 Different Styles of Group Programs to Build a Business You Love

https://theleveragedpractice.com/podcast/ep-124-7-different-styles-of-group-programs-to-build-a-business-you-love/

• 128 How to Sell Out a Professional Development Program with Alicia Galvin

https://theleveragedpractice.com/podcast/ep-128-how-to-sell-out-a-professional-development-program-with-alicia-galvin/

• 115 3 Practices to Customize a Group Program

https://theleveragedpractice.com/podcast/ep-115-3-practices-to-customize-a-group-program/

About Sacha Lay

Sacha graduated from the University of Saskatchewan in 2005 with dual Bachelor of Science degrees in Kinesiology and Physiotherapy. Although a Saskatoon girl at heart, she moved to Alberta in 2006 to experience the adventures of mountain and big city living. Along with the experience that has come with treating a diverse clientele, Sacha has attended many post-graduate courses to further her assessment and treatment skills.

Find her on instagram: @sacha.physio

Ready to get started? 

Check out this workbook that can help you get started with 3 simple exercises to Find, Validate and Prepare your program topic for development. Click here to get your copy. https://stephanieclairmont.lpages.co/perfect-your-program-idea-workbook/