A therapy consultation is a low-pressure starting point designed to help both the client and the therapist decide if working together feels like the right fit. From the client’s perspective, it’s a chance to ask questions, share what they’re hoping to get support with, and get a feel for the therapist’s style, values, and comfort with their identities or experiences—without committing to ongoing therapy. From the therapist’s perspective, the consultation helps clarify the cli

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