An update.

I've talked to my T about this. As some of you said and as I've suspected, she's somewhat interested in all that stuff, but mostly because it helps her to approach different clients and because she wants to be more flexible in her work.

Also, I've figured out why this bothered me so much. In my teens I had a spiritual/religious phase which in the end made me feel like **** and heavily contributed to my depression. So now I freak out when people that are close to me and whom I trust so much as mention anything about spirituality or religion. I don't want a repeat of what happened to me then.

I've also looked deeper into that center, and it is really cultish. It's not just coaching, they outright say "You are unhappy, only we have some secret knowledge that can help you. In 2 days. For a large sum of money, of course." I still don't like this and I even wanted to give her some advice about not trusting everything they say, but then I thought to myself that she's not a child, she can handle herself. If she wants to associate with them, it's her choice.

She's been very helpful all this time, very professional, so I think I just need to focus on my therapy, not on her personal beliefs or her other work. Even if she goes fully wooish (which I doubt), I can always find a new therapist.