I have witnessed some ugly shoes on the feet of therapists and psychiatrists, but nothing as heinous as nylons with sandals. I have also noticed a propensity for therapists to wear large, clunky necklaces. The last therapist and the last psychiatrist both had a pair of little boots that I hated. I want to say the current therapist has a pair, too, but I think I might be imagining that. If she does, she hasn't worn them in a while.

On the topic of pictures, in my area at least, very few therapists get a professional picture. Some of them have truly terrible ones that are really blurry, have other people in it, look like they were taken during a night out (this is really popular for some reason), and ones where they are inappropriately attired. Many therapists were eliminated based on their extremely poor judgement in choosing a picture for their psychology today profile. However, I don't think I'd rule someone out based on their hair unless it was really, really bad. Unfortunately, there's not much you can do about dull hair, I don't think. And if it's dull, it seems like that would automatically make it appear greasy even if it's not.