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Client/Therapist Relationship
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At Deeply, we believe the relationship between client and therapist is at the heart of meaningful therapeutic work. When the client and therapist share a deep sense of trust and safety in the therapeutic space, clients can better access the vulnerability needed to address and process the beliefs, experiences, and emotions that stand in the way of meaningful growth and change.
Wylie WIlson wall mural, by Jules Muck, Venice, CA
Broadening the scope
Clients often present with complex, overlapping issues that don't fit neatly into one category. Human experiences are multifaceted, and mental health concerns rarely exist in isolation. Trauma can be tied to anxiety, relationship issues may be linked with depression, and identity struggles can span across cultural, developmental, or existential domains.
"White Collar Puppet" by Artist Fukd,
Sydney, Australia
Our therapists not only adapt their style to each client’s unique circumstances, they take time outside of the session to learn more about the client's experience, including the nature of their work or business, personal hobbies and interests, communities of connection, and the systems that govern their experience in the world.
Flexible Scheduling
When a client is in crisis or experiencing acute distress, weekly sessions offer the consistency and support needed to stabilize and manage immediate concerns. As the client gains more stability, however, shifting to biweekly sessions creates space to process deeper wounds, relational patterns, and unresolved trauma at a sustainable pace. Finally, once core issues have been addressed and the client feels more grounded, monthly maintenance sessions can help support ongoing growth, prevent regression, and provide a trusted space for reflection and recalibration. This structured yet adaptable approach allows therapy to evolve with the client’s needs over time.
Wall mural by Lindsey Cherek Waller
Sydney, Australia
VALUES
CORE BELIEFS
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