Booking & Cancellation Policy
Your bookings – and your wellbeing – really matter to us. Regular attendance is a big part of making & maintaining progress, and we want to help you stay on track with your goals.
We understand that life happens, and unexpected things can cause disruptions to plans. We’ll always do our best to be understanding and accommodating wherever possible, however we do need to have policies in place to ensure fairness for both our clients and practitioners.
We truly prefer NOT to charge cancellation fees—we’d much rather see you at your appointments, supporting your recovery and helping you feel your best! However, as a small business, we must ensure our team is fairly compensated and operational costs are covered. For this reason, this policy will be strictly enforced.
Our Policy:
We kindly ask for as much notice as possible if you need to make changes to your appointment.
This allows us to offer the spot to someone else who may need it.
For standard follow up appointment we require 24 hours' notice to make changes to your appointments.
For extended & initial booking types, 48 hours' notice is required.
Failure to provide sufficient notice to change your appointment will result in a $50 cancellation fee.
Why Late Cancellations Matter...
We get it – sometimes life throws a curveball and you can’t make your appointment. But when cancellations happen at the last minute, it has a real impact on our small business and the people we care for.
Here’s why:
- That time is set aside just for you. Your practitioner has prepared for your session, and with little notice, it’s often too late to offer the spot to someone else.
- Someone else misses out. Many of our appointments are in high demand – especially for those in pain or needing ongoing care. With more notice, we can offer your spot to someone who needs it.
- It places financial strain on the clinic. Missed appointments leave gaps in the day that can’t always be filled, and over time, this impacts the clinic’s ability to run sustainably and support our staff and services.
We absolutely understand that things come up — and we’ll always do our best to be fair and compassionate. But giving us as much notice as possible helps us care for more people, keep things running smoothly, and continue providing quality care to our wonderful community.