Dr. Karyn Staples, PT, NCPT

Pilates clinic owners can have a lot of questions. Here are some of the most common:

💰 Am I charging enough for my classes and private sessions?
📈 How do I attract more ideal clients?
👥 How do I create a strong studio culture?
🏢 How can I reduce cancellations and no-shows?
🧘 What should happen during a new client's first visit?
🚀 Is it time to add virtual classes or online programs?
⚖️ How do I stop feeling overwhelmed?

If you are having any of these questions and you know you need answers, book a Coaching Consultation with Dr. Karyn today! She has the answers! https://drkarynstaples.com/coaching/

Dr. Karyn gets a lot of questions when she is coaching PT Clinic owners and she has noticed something that a lot of them have in common. Most PTs are trained to help people, not to run a business. Many owners wish they had learned more about:

Marketing and patient acquisition
Financial management and cash flow
Hiring and leading a team
Setting prices and understanding profitability

"I spent years learning physical therapy, but no one taught me how to run a business."

Is this something that would help you in your business? Give Dr. Karyn a call!

Wonder why Dr. Karyn's seminars are so highly regarded? As part of he training, you'll learn both theory and exercise to improve body alignment. You'll be able to tell when someone is out of alignment and learn Pilates-based exercises to fix their problems. Want to learn more? Send us a message today!

Investing in employee wellness isn’t just a “nice extra” anymore — it’s essential. Dr. Karyn Staples offers seminars and workshops focused on wellness, mindset, communication, and sustainable growth that help organizations support both performance and people.

Perfect for:
✔ Corporate wellness events
✔ Women’s groups
✔ Leadership retreats
✔ Healthcare organizations
✔ Community events

Message us to talk more about what your needs are!

💜 June is Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month 💜

When we talk about Alzheimer's disease, we often focus on the person living with the diagnosis. But this month, let's also recognize the incredible family members, friends, and caregivers who provide support every day.

Caregiving can be rewarding, but it can also be physically, emotionally, and mentally demanding. If you're caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's or another form of dementia, remember that your health matters too.

✔️ Make time for your own medical appointments
✔️ Accept help when it's offered
✔️ Stay connected with friends and family
✔️ Take breaks when you need them
✔️ Give yourself grace on difficult days

You cannot pour from an empty cup. Taking care of yourself isn't selfish—it's an important part of being able to care for someone else.

This June, we honor the caregivers whose compassion, patience, and dedication make a difference every single day. 💜