Simplifying social media for Craniosacral Therapists
Self-promotion doesn’t come naturally to everyone, especially not craniosacral therapists. You want to do the thing you do, and it can be so uncomfortable to shout about it, even quietly, on social media. But there’s no getting away from it, social media is useful tool to help clients find you.
Where do you start?
How do you come up with ideas?
How do you gain momentum without it taking up too much of your time and energy?
Over 10 lessons, this course will guide you through a series of simple and actionable steps to focus your resources, come up with ideas, and create a basic content plan so your social media is less effort, more consistent and you’ll never find yourself wondering what to post ever again.
There is lots of social media guidance already out there. This one is written specifically with Craniosacral Therapists in mind.
- Raise the profile of your craniosacral therapy practice
- Have an authentic social media presence for your therapy business
- Come up with a continual stream of ideas for social media posts
- Gain the confidence to show up on socials in a way that works for you
- The course is delivered over 10 lessons.
- Online videos & text-based lessons with tasks.
- Do the course in your own time, on-demand.
- Learner community coming soon.
This is a brand new course launching autumn 2025. Initial waitlist signups will be offered a limited time 75% off the standard price.
About the course creator
Susanne Wakefield has worked in the complementary therapy industry since 2011. She’s not a therapist. She is a freelancer in content & community and works on the operations side for the Craniosacral Therapy Association (CSTA). For other clients, as a Content Manager, she creates and implements content strategies across multiple digital channels — that’s everything from editorial content for blogs and newsletters, right through to social media content for Facebook, Threads, Instagram, LinkedIn and X. In this course, she takes her experience in content and distills her knowledge into a course about social media for an industry she knows well.
