You don't think you'd just adjust to it over time?

I liked my therapist's old location. It was within walking distance to home and her office was "homier". It also had it's own private exit so that I didn't have to go through the waiting room when it was time to leave.

But the new office has grown on me. Her new office has a sink--so she can offer me a cup of water when she has one. The building is close to a grocery story and a wonderful bakery, so I can swing by and do my shopping after session.

There's also a public bathroom outside of the waiting room, rather than behind the locked door that the therapists come in and out of when they are ready for patients. In the old place, I used to hold my bladder until I got home because I didn't want to have to inform anyone of my intention to pee, either to my therapist or to the receptionist.

I still miss being to walk home after session, though. That was very convenient.