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As I march on towards retirement, I am finding that it is no longer cost effective for me to maintain my office. I have very few clients, most of whom prefer to be seen online. Of the few who still come in person, most of them come once a month.
Therefore, I am at the point of offering my office for rent, full-time, for any psychologist (or other psychotherapist) who could use it.
The office contains a couch, big easy chair, desk, office chair, and shoji screen; also a bookcase and file cabinet, both of which will be emptied for your use. Also included are a private bathroom and a side room containing a microwave oven and small refrigerator. There is free ethernet internet connection and a printer/copier. (You would have to pay for your own ink cartridges and paper.) You will have control of the AC, which, during my part-time use, has run well under $100/month. Free reserved parking for you. Free curb parking for clients.
This office has worked well during the pandemic, and will continue to be a boon if/when another surge occurs. It is on the ground floor, with the front and back doors on opposite walls. After each appointment, opening both doors simultaneously creates a wind tunnel which sucks out the indoor air, replacing it with fresh outdoor air.
Rent is deliberately set low because I would like to reserve the right to have access (during off hours) to a small, under-the-stairs storage area which contains archived files; and I would like to be able to see, in the office, up to four clients a week, which I would schedule around your needs. Most weeks, there would be only one or two clients. Many weeks, sometimes months (when I am on the mainland), there would be none.
$950/month. One-year lease, with option to renew for a longer term, if both parties agree.
Date available? Within one month of signing lease.
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Contact:
Nada Mangialetti, Ph.D.
(808) 292-1440
DrNada@KapoleiCounseling.com
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