Thanks for clarifying. As I said in my first comment, I didn't have an experience when I'd be seeing two Ts at the same time and they would have a different opinion about something. (I guess, that's the reason why ethical rules don't allow Ts to work with clients who are currently in therapy with other Ts unless by mutual agreement.) I had three main Ts, all of whom I was seeing at different times, so this was never an issue. I think, if I was seeing two Ts at the same time who had a different opinion about a particular situation, it'd get me very confused and anxious and I'd feel like I had to choose only one of them, the one whose opinion would feel right.