Woman lighting a candle in calm wellness setting — marketing strategy for wellness practitioners

a slow quiet rebellion against hustle culture

Marketing for Wellness Practitioners— Social Media Optional

Get more clients through referrals, retention, and relationship-based marketing.

Your practice is beautiful. Your business model is borrowed from someone with completely different values.

There's another way.

…even in late stage capitalism. 🌿

Witchy. Anti-capitalist. Smashing the patriarchy one wellness practice at a time.

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What if a steady stream of new clients isn’t the goal?

Increase client retention
Increase word-of-mouth referrals
That’s the goal

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A simpler way to get clients (That doesn’t rely on social media)

I’ve spent over 20 years in wellness — as a chiropractor, herbalist, and business coach.

I help massage therapists, acupuncturists, coaches, and wellness practitioners build stable, predictable income through referrals, retention, and relationships — without social media or pushy tactics.

Anti-capitalist lens. Eco-feminist values. Convinced that how we run our businesses is political, and that enough, done right, is genuinely radical.

Becky Higginson — business coach for wellness practitioners

Let’s Untangle Things

Most wellness practitioners don’t need another marketing strategy.

They need clarity.

✨ Clarity around what they do
🌿 Who they help
💫 What makes them different
🗣️ How to talk about it with confidence

Start with a Clarity Session

A one-time session designed to help you articulate your work and uncover opportunities for growth.

→ Book a Clarity Session

🌿 Deepen

🌱✨ Rooted is an 8-week 1:1 coaching experience for practitioners seeking deeper support in their business.

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Get Consistent Clients Without Social Media

Clients who stay. Referrals from people who get what you do. Marketing that doesn't feel gross. That’s the goal.

  • Offers that reflect the transformation you provide- not just the hour you're selling

  • A client journey that makes the next step obvious, so people don't drift

  • A warm marketing channel that keeps you present without performing

A practice that sustains itself — and you.

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Ethical Marketing for Wellness Practitioners

Your practice deserves something built on real relationships and genuine trust — not extraction, not algorithms.

That's what Booked Solid teaches.

Pay what you can, genuinely. 🙌


Three modules. An hour of your time. A whole different way of thinking about how clients find you.

See how Booked Solid works →


What I Don’t Do

Let's be honest about what this isn't.

Things I don’t do →

  • Paid ads or ad management

  • Social media strategy, content calendars, or daily posting plans

  • Sales funnels, launches, or high-pressure conversion tactics

  • Influencer-style marketing

  • I don't work with people whose main income comes from products or courses (but I can help you add an online component to your service-based work)

If your work relies on you: Your energy, your presence, your hands — you're in the right place. 🌿

Local to Portland?

Portland, OR Networking Group for Witches & Creatives

Monthly groups blend sacred ritual, nervous system-friendly space, and visionary business dialogue. Whether you’re a wellness practitioner, healer, or anti-hustle business owner, you’ll find community here.

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Practical tips, mindset shifts and somatic practices for women in business.

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A weeklyish self-care guide for women who give a fu@k

In these weekly musings, I share my thoughts on running a sustainable, anti-capitalist, anti-hustle business alongside personal reflections on seasonal living, herbalism, and mothering.