This page outlines the rights that help make therapy a respectful, informed, and transparent process.
You Have The Right To
Receive clear information about the therapeutic process and fees
Ask questions before and during therapy
Be treated with dignity, respect, and care
Understand the limits of confidentiality
Pause, discontinue, or reconsider therapy at any point
Discuss concerns about fit, pace, or the direction of the work
Informed Participation
Therapy works best when it feels collaborative and transparent. You are encouraged to ask about the process, express uncertainty, and speak about what feels useful or difficult within the work.
Your agency matters. The process is not something done to you, but something shaped together with care and clarity.