What to ask your therapist

Starting therapy? 🤔 Sometimes therapists will provide a brief 15-20 min consultation session prior to ask key questions in order to ensure a great fit. Although the time is limited, asking a few of these can help you towards finding a therapist who meets you where you are at: 1️⃣ What’s your approach or style? 2️⃣ How do you track progress? 3️⃣ What’s your experience with [specific issue]? 4️⃣ What should I expect in our sessions? 5️⃣ How do you handle confidentiality? . Your journey to…

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Ever wonder the best questions to ask during a therapy consultation, so that you *really* know if the therapist is a good fit? Got you covered ... read on.

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When you're new to therapy and aren't really sure what therapy is supposed to feel like, it can be really confusing to try and figure out if a first session or initial consult went well. Asking questions about experience, training, specialities, and method can be helpful, but research indicates that these things matter less than the degree of trust that therapist and client build together.

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Not all therapists may suit you, so please take a moment and ask yourself the following questions: What am I looking for in a therapist? 2. Do I want a male or female therapist? It's okay to choose based on sex. 3. What sort of qualifications do they have? 4. Have they been recommended to me by someone I trust?