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1/2 PRICE THERAPY, COUNSELLING, CONSULTING ROOM HIRE IN GLASGOW CITY CENTRE

We are offering you 1/2 price room hire until 1st January 2022.
 
Take advantage of this 1/2 price opportunity: great for those starting a new private practice; for those moving location or securing a second location; or for those returning to in-person practice following the covid pandemic.
 
Room hire is usually £12/hour but is being offered at £6/hour until January 1st 2022.
 
What a great price for luxury, well-equipped consulting rooms in the heart of Glasgow! We have just re-decorated our rooms too, so everything is new and fresh. 
 
We offer additional extras too (e.g. seasonal discounts; day-rates; free coffee and chat clubs for room users; discounted therapist support and supervision groups; discounted clinical supervision and more).
If you would like more information or want to view some photos, please see the webste or contact us via email. Please see our contact details below. 
 
So whether you are starting a new private practice, setting up in a second location or just wish to move to new premises, let us help you with your practice. 
 
Best wishes,

Glasgow Therapy Rooms
 
www.glasgowtherapyrooms.co.uk
contact@glasgowtherapyrooms.co.uk
 

 

 









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