Well, it depends. If a T is not trained, is it really good for the client. Like for example, if a T gets a client with paranoid schizaphrenia and that T is not the best at handling schizaphrenia, than the T should refer the client.

Where I go for therapy, there is stairs and no elevator. When I called for the appotinment, they asked me if I was disabled and unable to climb stairs or if I had health problems that prevented me from climbing multiple flights of stairs. They could not accomodate me if I could not climb stairs.

They are limited by the old building....