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1 similar Psychotherapy Services Agreement contracts
ERIC BERRENSON | MA, LMFT, LIC# 78885Psychotherapy Services Agreement • February 11th, 2014
significant members of the client’s life to become involved in the therapy process, as mutually agreed upon by the therapist and the client. Psychotherapy may involve some risks. Psychotherapy can at times be experiences as emotionally painful. It is difficult to examine oneself, remember unpleasant events, and bring up painful or intense feelings or to change certain familiar patterns. When you make changes, while positive, they might disrupt aspects of your life, such as with your family, relationships or career. Generally, these changes can be worked through and are for the best in the long run. In addition, there is general consensus in outcome research that most people are helped when they are matched with the right therapist, but there is no guarantee that this therapy will lead to the desired result. You may decide to not receive psychotherapy at this office. At your request, you will be provided with the names of other qualified therapists or counseling centers. You may decide
