How long before a new therapy centre sees steady enquiries?
A new child therapy centre often sees its first online enquiries within a few weeks of launching its Google Business Profile, website and ads. Steady monthly enquiries usually…
Quick answer
Publishing at least assessment fees and session price ranges usually helps. Parents worry about the cost of ongoing therapy, and clear information builds trust, reduces anxiety and filters enquiries. Explain what affects the total, such as session frequency and duration, and mention packages or payment options where available.

Therapy often continues for months, so parents want to understand the likely commitment before they enquire. Hidden fees can feel intimidating; clear information shows respect and openness.
Avoid promising a fixed number of sessions. Explain that therapists recommend a plan after assessment, review progress regularly and adjust frequency over time.
Mention any concessions, sliding-scale options or government schemes you can help parents access, if applicable. A supportive tone around cost builds lasting trust.
Train coordinators to discuss costs openly on the first call and to explain how frequency may change as the child progresses. When parents understand the likely commitment early, they plan better and are less likely to stop therapy suddenly for financial reasons.
| Item | Example |
|---|---|
| Assessment fee | Fee and what is included |
| Session fees | By therapy type |
| Frequency | Range, decided after assessment |
| Payment options | Packages or plans |
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