The message thread is costing you sessions
Most wellness practitioners in Dublin book by WhatsApp: four messages to agree a time, another two to confirm, and one forgotten reply that quietly loses the client.
A booking page ends that. The client sees your real availability and picks a time, and you keep the thread for the things that actually need a conversation.
Late cancellations and deposits
A solo practitioner with back-to-back 60-minute sessions cannot absorb a cancellation an hour before. A card deposit at booking time is the standard answer, and clients in Ireland now expect it for treatment appointments.
Publish your cancellation window on your page so there is never an argument about it.
Courses of treatment and recurring slots
Physio and therapy rarely stop at one visit. Let clients rebook their regular time in two taps and a course of six sessions stays intact instead of trailing off after the second.
Reminders before each session keep the plan on track without a single message from you.
Confidentiality
Your public page shows session types, prices and availability — nothing about who has booked. Client details stay inside your own private workspace.
Being found in Dublin
Name your area and your modality plainly: sports massage in Ranelagh, physiotherapy in Dundrum, counselling in the city centre. Vague descriptions do not match what people type.
Keep your name, area and phone number identical across your Google Business Profile, your booking page and your social profiles.