Thanks. I agree it´s important to know what a vote on a certain party stands for, if it reflects a person´s deeper values or if it´s just "something to vote for as you should vote".

That´s though more or less impossible to get to know about a therapist who probably wouldn´t even tell a client "left wing or right wing".

As you say it also has much to do with how one thinks one or the other problem could be solved. Both left and right wing has some kind of solution on how to, as an example, handle people on welfare. But how they actually value and look upon those people differ much and it´s here my concerns emerge as I don´t want a T who "in real life" would look negatively upon me.

I don´t think she actually does but I can´t know what she really thinks about my issues and how autenthic she is when she supports the issues I bring to her.

Sometimes one can meet with a therapist who clearly shows it´s her/his way or no way and who tries to theorise around different issues to get the client to change or "understand the point". My T isn´t at all that way, it´s me who wants like a guarantee that my T can genuinely like me and is authentic within her therapy role.