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Looking for a therapy or consulting room to hire in Glasgow city centre? Come to our Open Afternoon on Sunday 5th March

OPEN AFTERNOON: THERAPY AND CONSULTING ROOM HIRE

 
We are excited to announce that we are hosting an Open Afternoon soon. So, if you are looking for a new therapy or consulting room to use, whether you are new to private practice or looking for a new or second location, you are welcome to come along. Booking details are below. 
 
OPEN AFTERNOON
We will be hosting an Open Afternoon on Sunday 5th March 2023 between 11.30am and 1pm. This will give you the chance to come along and look at the rooms available. There is also the opportunity to ask any questions you may have.
 
HALF-PRICE ROOM HIRE
We are also offering 1/2 price room hire until Friday 31st March 2023. So, it will be £7 per hour for new Room Users until that date. It will return to full-price (£14) thereafter.
 
REGISTER AS A ROOM USER
You can register as a Room User before you view rooms, if you wish. This means that you can collect keys at the Open Afternoon, should you decide to go ahead and use the rooms. This will save you another trip to collect keys.
 
FREE CLINICAL SUPERVISION GROUP
We are also offering any new Room Users a free place at our next Support and Supervision Group (date to be confirmed) which is led by an experienced and qualified clinical supervisor who is also an accredited psychotherapist and trainer.
 
If you would like to attend the Open Afternoon, please RSVP via email with your full name and a mobile number (in case we need to contact you at the last minute) confirming your attendance. Please let us know which viewing slot suits too. We have the following slots remaining: 11.30am; 12noon; 12.15pm; 12.30pm; or 12.45pm. We will then send over the full address and directions.
 
Thanks for your time and if you need any more information or have any questions, please feel free to get in touch.
 
Best wishes,
 
Glasgow Therapy Rooms 
 
E: contact@glasgowtherapyrooms.co.uk



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