Very true.

I was just saying that without knowing where she lives and which state she used to live, we can’t tell her to go there for therapy. I live only relatively close to one state (might make it to the border in 90 minutes, maybe 2 hours), no other states nearby. I live a quick drive from a different country’s border though lol but that’s no help for therapy

I don’t think it matters where she is physically for the therapy but rather where she lives. She lives in a different state. Going back isn’t the same as living there. By this logic people could just go to state borders and have therapy with whoever in all 50 states. It’s a question of therapist’s licensing and health insurance. Not where you physically sitting