21/10/2026
Hybrid working isn’t just for office jobs.
More therapists and practitioners are combining face-to-face appointments with online sessions, but working online still needs the right environment.
A kitchen table, shared home or busy co-working space may not give you the privacy or separation you need for confidential client work.
If you’re looking for a room that can work for both, consider:
• Is the room private?
• Can the door be secured while you’re working?
• Is the internet connection reliable enough for video appointments?
• Is the environment quiet and professional?
• Can you comfortably move between online and in-person clients during the same working day?
Current discussion among practitioners shows that finding private, affordable space for remote sessions is a real concern, while UK room-rental guidance now specifically recommends checking Wi-Fi and privacy when choosing premises.
Sage Therapy Centre’s rooms are lockable and include 1Gb fibre business broadband, giving independent practitioners the option to work from one professional setting rather than having to head home between different types of appointment.
Could hybrid working make your practice easier to manage?