Running a wellness business shouldn’t come at the cost of your own wellbeing. Yet, too many coaches, therapists, PTs and holistic practitioners find themselves burnt out, overbooked, and underpaid.

As a health and wellness business owner, you’re focused on helping others feel their best—but don’t forget to look after your own business health too. With the UK tax year ending on 5th April, now is the perfect time to give your finances the attention they deserve.

Spring is the perfect time to declutter and refresh—and that includes your business finances. Many business owners start the year with good intentions, but by March, financial records can become messy, unorganised, and stressful.

Financial forecasting might sound complex, but it’s a game-changer for business growth.

As a health and wellness entrepreneur, you know the importance of balance—but when you’re focused on supporting clients, it’s easy to neglect your own well-being.

As we move further into 2025, you may be feeling the momentum of the new year—or perhaps you’re still catching your breath after a busy start.

The start of a new year is the perfect time to reassess your business finances and set clear financial goals for success

When it comes to running a successful health and wellness business—be it a sole trader’s private counselling practice or a limited company managing multiple fitness studios—stability often hinges on how well you handle your finances.

For wellness entrepreneurs—whether running a solo coaching practice or overseeing a limited company—cash flow management is vital.

Financial wellness goes beyond profit margins—it encompasses your peace of mind, sense of security, and ability to make strategic decisions confidently.

In today’s digital world, online accounting software has replaced traditional methods like pencils and paper, revolutionising the way businesses manage their finances.