FAQs
This section is aimed to answer some common questions.
Should I See A Mental Health Provider If I Am Not In Crisis?
Seeing a mental health provider prior to a crisis is optimal so that you can process issues before it becomes a crisis. When life is calmer, you can see more clearly those patterns of thoughts, emotions and behaviors that may impact your mental health. A mental health provider can support you as you work through issues that impact your mental health so that your day to day life can be more aligned with how you want to live.
What Happens In A Session?
The first contact will be the consultation where you will share what is going on leading you to therapy. If it is a good fit, we will schedule the first session. During this session we will do an intake, whereby I gather information about your life and history. We will also discuss the goals you have for yourself. The following appointments will be designed to address your goals. Given the individual nature of each person, there generally is no fixed amount of sessions that can be provided in a FAQ.
What Happens If I Miss an Appointment?
If you cannot attend a session, you must cancel 24 hours in advance. Failure to do so will result in being charged for the full session.
No Legal Advice.
I am a licensed attorney in Texas and in California. To be clear, nothing stated in this website is legal advice. During our relationship, there will be no legal advice given. We are not and will not enter into an attorney client relationship. If you need legal support, you must retain your own legal counsel. I will not represent you.
