Recovery Studio Pro · The Weekly Brief

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Recovery Studio Pro is the publication; The Weekly Brief is its newsletter. Each one is built around a decision in front of you: one clear move, the context behind it and a resource to use with the team.

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The 75-Point Recovery Studio Growth Blueprint

Find the next three moves that matter. The field checklist spans your offer, first visits, team, member experience, equipment and growth systems.

Recovery Studio Pro · Field edition

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A checked action is one you have put in place; it does not claim a business result. Choose up to three moves to put first.

Progress and priority choices save only in this browser when available. Nothing here sends member data or checklist answers to Praxium.

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Use “Make priority” beside any action below. The selected actions stay here so your exported checklist starts with a useful sprint list.

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Each chapter shows how many actions are in place. Open a chapter to mark the work that is true today.

01Position your studio0 / 5
02Make the offer easy to understand0 / 5
03Know the economics0 / 5
04Win the first conversation0 / 5
05Design the first three visits0 / 5
06Build your protocol library0 / 5
07Make the team more capable0 / 5
08Connect the member experience0 / 5
09Keep progress visible0 / 5
10Build a routine between visits0 / 5
11Catch the quiet drop-off0 / 5
12Get more from existing equipment0 / 5
13Turn knowledge into demand0 / 5
14Grow through relationships0 / 5
15Build an owner-independent business0 / 5

Start with a real working asset.

The 75-point growth blueprint, a 6-page fieldbook for the first three visits and a 6-worksheet operating kit for the economics. Each one is on this site already; none of them asks for an email.

Checklist · 75 points · 15 chapters

Recovery Studio Growth Blueprint

Fifteen chapters of concrete moves for a studio that runs without the owner in every decision. Progress saves in your browser.

PDF · 6 pages

The First Three Visits Fieldbook

A practical journey map, staff conversations and a 14-day experiment to turn a good first visit into a clear next step.

Excel · 6 worksheets

Recovery Studio Operating Kit

Test your membership assumptions, capacity, contribution and member cohorts, with an editable weekly action plan and definitions.

Better outcomes on both sides of the desk.

Useful ideas for serving members, equipping your team and growing a studio you are proud of. The first field note is already on this page — read it, then join The Weekly Brief for the next one. First edition coming soon.

From the team building Praxium. For physical-recovery studio operations and the people building them.

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What each edition will carry.

Five recurring sections, one decision each.

Modality Minute

Equipment, research and technology developments translated into the decision an owner actually has to make.

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How we write it.

Every edition ends in a decision you can make this week, with the source beside every number.

Written to be tested

Field notes are operating exercises from the team building Praxium, written so an owner can test a handoff with their own team.

Numbers with their source

Every figure carries its sample, coverage and date. For current directory observations, read the State of Recovery data release.

Stories with permission

From the Floor will grow from consented operator learning and contextual interviews. Each field note names its context, keeps member details private and gives you a clear boundary for adapting the lesson.

The member outcome and the business outcome are connected.

Before adding another promotion, look at the handoff between the first visit and the next one.

Start with the method your best staff member already uses. What do they ask? How do they explain the plan? What does the member know before leaving? Capture that knowledge before adding another promotion.

Then inspect ten recent first-visit journeys with your team. Can you find the current plan, what actually happened and the next action? Choose the most common missing handoff and improve it this week. Keep member details inside your studio.

The point of technology is to give your team more capacity to build the relationship and more context to keep making the experience better.

This is an editorial operating exercise, not an industry benchmark or a promised revenue result.

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Better member outcomes. A stronger studio business.

Recovery Studio Pro brings the operating ideas and tools. Praxium helps you connect them to member plans, staff delivery, visits, feedback and reassessment.