I don’t see anything wrong or 'dodgy' about either of these conditions.

She provides therapy on a short-time basis, which is not uncommon. Likewise, not all therapists believe in, or work with, transference (nor do they have to). In that case, it’s perfectly justified to refer clients to someone with this specific training and/or who will be better placed to help them.

I don’t see anything that indicates she is incompetent or untrustworthy. Just that she practises in a certain way, as she is entitled to. It depends on what you/clients are looking for.