Should therapists specialise in one therapy or be multi-disciplined? 

Have your say…

While some therapists offer just one treatment or therapy, others offer a wide range, across a number of different disciplines. Do you believe it is better for a therapist to focus on becoming an expert in just one therapy, or to diversify and learn a number of different therapies? Would a wider range of treatments appeal to a larger spectrum of clients, with therapists being able to tailor the session to each client’s individual needs? Or is it better to carve out a niche in the industry to focus all your energies on? 

What do you think?

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