I think it's considered a boundary crossing when the T waives or lowers his fee for a client, isn't it? Not a violation, but just a crossing. I think I remember reading that. Another example of a boundary crossing is when the T extends your session past its scheduled ending time. So the "crossings" aren't too serious, I guess, but interesting to me just how common the "reduced or waived fee" crossings are among the gang here in the PT forum.

alexandra, my financial difficulty paying the fee is that my husband would hit the roof if he knew how much I was paying out of pocket for therapy. He's very controlling about our money, even though we both work and contribute to the bank account. So yes, it is hard for me to come up with the cash each week. But it's not because there's not enough in our bank account. Just one of the many things I'm working on in therapy....