Advice sought over online therapy

[ZexVaxenawl]

Hi
I am new and am currently studying to become a Womens Stress Practitioner. I have some ideas for how I could make this into an online therapy, but I am wondering about disclaimer forms or getting clients to sign something to say that they are responsibile for following any of the advice given by myself. I guess this is a commonplace type practise is it not? I aim to provide a client with a personalised holistic action plan you see, which will include nutritional suggestions etc. As I am not a trained nutrionalist but am very genned up on it, would I be able to offer suggestions if I cover myself with a form of some kind?

And how would I get a client to sign something if I was dealing with them online?
thanks
Abi xx

 

[fajpliqk]

The first question that popped into my head was how will you get them to pay for an online service?I do not think that any online service would be classed as a contract - there are a couple of legal beagleswho visit this site - they may have more info. I would hate to think of you giving hours of your time, without some form of recompense.
I think with regards to nutrition, you could give general advice - pretty much like that available on this site. I think 'specifics' should be left to those with formal qualifications.

 

[farfar8806]

Hi JTH

I would set up a website whereby payment was necessary before anything else could go ahead. I would have different packages, and the prospective client could choose which was best for her/him. Then payment would take place via Paypal or other.

Does this answer your question at all?

xx

 

[myheart4everhis]

Yep - I hope you are successful.