Become a partner · Physical therapy
The Good Vibes chair fits into a physical therapy practice like an extra station that doesn’t tie up your team. A session takes 28 minutes, your client stays fully clothed, and your therapists keep working as usual in the meantime. And for physical therapists, one big hurdle is often already out of the way: the expertise.
Space, staff, clients
Physical therapy practices have three things that matter for the chair: rooms, well-established routines and people who trust you. Plus your professional training.
The NiSV, Germany’s regulation on non-ionizing radiation, explicitly names training under the German Masseurs and Physiotherapists Act as one route to the expertise required for magnetic field applications (§ 7 (1) and (2) NiSV). We clarify with you and the manufacturer which subsection applies to the chair and whether you need anything extra.
More on NiSV trainingOne treatment room with a door, about 8 to 12 m², often already in place. You receive the exact requirements for the room and power connection in writing before you sign.
Explain, start, say goodbye after 28 minutes. In between, the chair runs unsupervised and your team keeps treating patients next door. The room keeps working even during downtime.
Your patients know you. You introduce the chair to them as a separate offering, clearly distinct from your prescribed services, with its own price list and its own communication.
Day to day
The chair gets its own appointment type in your calendar, just like any other service. Bookings happen at the front desk, and on the first visit someone from your team briefly explains how it works. After that, the client sits for 28 minutes in everyday clothes, reads or listens to music, and nobody needs to stand beside her.
Important for a practice: Good Vibes offers the chair as training. It is not a substitute for medically prescribed treatment, and in our advertising we never link it to complaints or diagnoses. The sign says “Good Vibes Room”, not a treatment term. The same goes for the copy you receive from us as a partner.
Through the studio finder on goodvibes-studios.de, people who have never been to your practice can find you too. Inquiries from your area go to you and belong to you.
Your room
For practices, the Nook is usually the right fit: a free treatment room, an accent wall in mint, a side table with water. If you prefer something warmer, choose the Quiet Room with wood and linen.
Sizes are planning figures. You receive the exact requirements for the room and power connection in writing before you sign.
Honestly
We’d rather tell you what needs doing beforehand than afterward. We help you with all of it.
General information, not legal advice. We clarify which rules apply to your business in the intro call and with the manufacturer.
Your way in
Most practices start with Path A: one chair in the existing business.
One chair in your existing space, alongside your day-to-day business.
A dedicated Good Vibes area inside your business, with its own look.
Your own Good Vibes studio, with support all the way to opening day.
All services of the three paths in detail: Become a partner
Our promise
You receive all costs in writing with the info pack after the intro call. We deliberately don’t publish prices or earnings figures on the website.
How it works
30 minutes by video. We get to know each other and check whether your area is still available.
You try the chair yourself at the nearest partner studio.
Together we decide which path fits: add-on, studio or your own studio.
Clear terms, in writing. All costs are on paper before you sign.
Operation, session flow, client advice and the required expertise, before your first client arrives.
Your location page, social media package and studio finder listing go live.
Questions
In § 7, the NiSV names training under the German Masseurs and Physiotherapists Act as one route to the expertise required for magnetic field applications. We check your credentials to see which subsection applies to the chair and whether you also need a training course. This is general information, not legal advice.
No. The chair is a separate training offering and not a substitute for medically prescribed treatment. We keep the two clearly apart in advertising and consultations.
Good Vibes plans the offering as a self-pay service. Questions about billing and accreditation are best clarified with your billing service or tax advisor. In the intro call, we talk openly about how other practices organize the offering.
A room of about 8 to 12 m² with a door is enough for one chair. We give you the exact requirements for the room and power connection in writing before you sign anything.
You get ready-made copy, posts and flyers that describe the offering without health claims and without promises of success. That way, you don’t have to work out for yourself what is allowed.
Intro call
In the configurator, you clarify room, expertise and timeline in six short steps, and at the end your inquiry reaches us. Or request an intro call directly: 30 minutes by video, no obligation.
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