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Your first visit is like test-driving a car. We'll sit down together and have a conversation about what it is that brought you in. We'll talk generally about what's going on in your life today and how you got there. I'll tell you about what counseling might look like and we will work together to clarify what you want to see change in your life. 

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The first visit often feels like not much therapy got done. You'll get a sense of who I am and whether or not you'd like to come back. 

 

You'll enter through the front door and will need to walk upstairs to a waiting room with a restroom but no receptionist. I will come get you at your appointment time. Your paperwork will already be done so we can talk about it together. In my office, you'll find a comfy couch, a mini-fridge stocked with water, and some fidget toys to help keep you calm and grounded while we talk about hard things.