She rents a room in what used to be a residential home, and has been transformed into a professional building where people rent offices. So it's laid out like a house, and she's on the second story in what was likely once a bedroom. There are a couple other therapists that rent offices there, but also other types of professionals. You just go up the stairs and there's a small landing with some chairs to wait on and four doors that open directly into the office rooms.

I didn't like it at first, because I sometimes hear people walking around or talking directly outside the door when I'm in session. It'd feel intrusive or insecure or something. I've gotten more used to it, but I'd still prefer an arrangement that felt more private.