The Pearl Day Spa — Team Bio Guide

We want clients to feel more connected to our team before they walk in the door and feel as if they can make better decisions about practitioners that may be the best match for them. A great bio helps the right client find the right person. 

Honesty is important here. If you like to chat it up, work that in. If you’re more serious, show that as well. Being honest about who you know yourself to be will be a lot more helpful in getting you matched with the right folks.

A Few Tips

  • Write like you talk — not like a résumé

  • If you're stuck, answer the prompt out loud first, then write what you said

  • Specific is better than general ("I specialize in slow, deep tissue work for athletes and people who sit at desks all day" beats "I love helping people feel better")

Expand the appropriate section below for the prompts to write your bio. If you prefer to reference the document in another tab or print it out, you can view it here.

  • Length: 150–250 words

    Format: Answer one prompt per section (you’ll end up with an intro plus 4 additional sections). Pick the one that feels most natural to you. If none of them sound like you, use them as a starting point and make it your own, but don’t reinvent the wheel since we want some consistency. Expand the narrative a bit in each section to answer the question. I.e., not just a single word/phrase answer. 

    Perspective: Write in first person (I/me) not third person. 

    Intro: 

    Briefly share your name, what you do, how long you’ve been in the field (optional), and perhaps how you came to be in the field. 

    Section 1: Your Philosophy

    How do you approach your work?

    Answer one of the following:

    • "Something unique about my approach to care is..."

    • "When a client is on my table, I'm always thinking about..." Note: not as in daydreaming, but things you’re considering about them/their service.

    • "I believe a truly good session should leave you feeling/a truly good session is…” 

    Section 2: Your Specialties

    What do you do especially well?

    Answer one of the following:

    • "Clients come back to me specifically for..."

    • "The techniques I've invested the most in learning are..."

    Section 3: Your Ideal Client

    Who gets the most out of working with you?

    Answer one of the following:

    • "My favorite types of clients are..."

    • "I do my best work with people who..."

    • "Clients who get the most out of a session with me tend to be..."

    Section 4: A Personal Touch

    Who are you outside the treatment room?

    Answer one of the following:

    • "When I'm not at the spa, you'll find me..."

    • "Something most people don't know about me is..."

  • Goal: Help clients feel like they're walking into a place where they know people — not just a business.

    Length: 75–100 words

    Format: Format: Answer one prompt per section (you’ll end up with an intro plus 3 additional sections). Pick the one that feels most natural to you. If none of them sound like you, use them as a starting point and make it your own, but don’t reinvent the wheel since we want some consistency. Expand the narrative a bit in each section to answer the question. I.e., not just a single word/phrase answer. 

    Section 1: Your Role in the Experience

    What do you want clients to feel when they interact with you?

    Answer one of the following:

    • "When you walk through our door, my goal is for you to feel..."

    • "My favorite part of working at the front desk is..."

    Section 2: What You Know

    How can you help a client?

    Answer one of the following:

    • "If you're not sure what service is right for you, I can help because..."

    • "Clients often come to me when they want to know..."

    Section 3: A Personal Touch

    Who are you?

    Answer one of the following:

    • "When I'm not at the spa, you'll find me..."

    • "Something most people don't know about me is..."