1:1 Consulting Sessions

1:1 Clarity Session:  PACKAGE 1: ENTRY-LEVEL CONSULTATION (INTAKE & FIT SESSION)  

This is the gatekeeper. Everyone must pass through here.   Duration: 45 minutes   Purpose: This session is NOT therapy. It answers three questions: • What exactly is the client’s problem? • Is therapy actually needed, or is it a decision issue? • Which therapy plan is the right fit?   What happens in the session: • Client shares their relationship or personal issue • Therapist asks guided diagnostic questions • Emotional patterns, blind spots, and risks are identified • Therapist explains what kind of support is required • Client is recommended a specific package   What the client leaves with: • Clarity about their situation • Clear understanding of whether the therapist is a good fit • A professional recommendation, not pressure   This session positions the therapist as a doctor, not a friend.    

 1:1 Short-Term Relationship Intervention PACKAGE 2: FOCUSED SUPPORT PLAN (SHORT-TERM GUIDANCE)   

This is the gatekeeper. Everyone must pass through here.   Duration: 45 minutes   Purpose: This session is NOT therapy. It answers three questions: • What exactly is the client’s problem? • Is therapy actually needed, or is it a decision issue? • Which therapy plan is the right fit?   What happens in the session: • Client shares their relationship or personal issue • Therapist asks guided diagnostic questions • Emotional patterns, blind spots, and risks are identified • Therapist explains what kind of support is required • Client is recommended a specific package   What the client leaves with: • Clarity about their situation • Clear understanding of whether the therapist is a good fit • A professional recommendation, not pressure   This session positions the therapist as a doctor, not a friend.

 

 

1:1 Intensive Relationship Therapy  PACKAGE 3: INTENSIVE THERAPY PROGRAM (1-MONTH STRUCTURED CARE)   

This is the gatekeeper. Everyone must pass through here.   Duration: 45 minutes   Purpose: This session is NOT therapy. It answers three questions: • What exactly is the client’s problem? • Is therapy actually needed, or is it a decision issue? • Which therapy plan is the right fit?   What happens in the session: • Client shares their relationship or personal issue • Therapist asks guided diagnostic questions • Emotional patterns, blind spots, and risks are identified • Therapist explains what kind of support is required • Client is recommended a specific package   What the client leaves with: • Clarity about their situation • Clear understanding of whether the therapist is a good fit • A professional recommendation, not pressure   This session positions the therapist as a doctor, not a friend.