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Second session fee
Posted by on 2018-10-23 at 6:42 PM
i have just been asked to do a second session for a client whom had an amazing session. Much healing done. Do others charge less for second session? I feel the time we spend will be approximately the same.
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8 Replies
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Depends.
And of course it is up to you.It took me a while to realize I could list and change fees, but that I could ALSO…. give various discounts, do pro bono or alter fees as and for each client and case because each has different elements, needs, timing, urgency, etc.
Remember some people do sliding scale fees too!
This is the GOOD and also HARD part of our business.
Sit with a fee estimate and when it feels right try that one. Feel free to alter at anytime is my advice.
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Thank you for the very good question Terry!
Love,
Candace
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I charge $150 less since I did the background interview in the first session and have gathered all of that information already. I have clients email me their questions 4 days prior to their session and read over the questions day of and then get to it. This cuts down on that time.
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Time spent doing reparations should normally be quicker the second time around. Same thing with the induction if you gave her password. I would probably reduce the price by 30-40%.
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Thank you all for the great suggestions. I do appreciate each of you. Blessings Terry
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I do hourly fee for additional sessions as they are usually much shorter than the first one, and you can go directly to HS if it was a great client, you do not need to go through past lives in the body – you can just ask HS to show them past lives they need to see. But as you do not know how many questions they will bring and how long will it take – hourly fee is the easier way. Or you can just subtract pretalk time and charge them less than for the first session. Plus you can do an online session with an easy client, those are usually cheaper anyway.
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My regular session fee is $275 and for follow-up sessions, which take no longer than 4 hours usually, I charge $175. Hope that helps.
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So far, my repeat clients have taken as much time. It’s like, we are just working at the next level, or layer of understanding. They usually have so much to share about what’s been changing and all the odd or cool experiences that’ve happened since their last session, it takes as much time as the initial interview did. If I had a repeat session that took significantly less time, I’d pro-rate the fee accordingly.
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I charge the same amount for repeat clients but I used to charge less on subsequent sessions when I was doing QHHT and still not very skilled.. I don’t charge clients in situations in which I call them and request to do additional sessions on them.
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