Therapy Room Rental Business

Therapy Room Rental Business Success Stories [2024]

Pat Walls

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Updated: October 10th, 2024

A therapy room rental business is designed to offer mental health professionals with fully-equipped and private rooms on an hourly or daily basis to conduct their sessions with clients.

This type of business provides a cost-effective solution for practitioners who may not want to commit to a long-term lease of an entire office space.

The demand for mental health services is on the rise, and as more people prioritize their mental well-being, the demand for therapy room rentals is growing.

This makes the therapy room rental business a lucrative business opportunity in the healthcare industry.

By capitalizing on this trend, entrepreneurs can offer a professional and dedicated environment for mental health professionals to conduct their sessions while also meeting the demands of clients seeking mental health services.

In this list, you'll find real-world therapy room rental business success stories and very profitable examples of starting a therapy room rental business that makes money.

1. Space To Be You ($144K/year)

Space To Be You, a mental health and holistic therapy center in London, was started by Izabela and Bryan Hunter after discovering a newly renovated premises with 10 rooms that could be used for therapy sessions. Recognizing the demand for mental health and wellbeing services amid the Covid-19 pandemic, they took advantage of government-backed startup loan schemes and their own savings to launch the business. They now have 25 therapists on board and are growing at a rate of 30% month-on-month, with the potential to double their monthly revenue of $8,000 within the next 12-18 months.

How much money it makes: $144K/year
How much did it cost to start: $35K
How many people on the team: 0

We Started A $96K/Year Therapy Room Rental Business During The Pandemic

Space To Be You is a mental health and holistic therapy center that has grown at 30% month-on-month and currently generates $8000 in monthly revenue with 25 counselors and massage therapists providing services, and discusses securing funding and the challenges of starting up a therapy business during the pandemic.

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