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Originally Posted by rjdb
Now are we talking about missing a session and not nothing them? Yes then it’s common and understandable. But to miss and notify them beforehand (more than 24 hours) and still get charged to me is not acceptable. I wouldn’t stand for it.
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I'm talking about, say, a person's session is every Tuesday at 2 p.m. The client pays for that slot no matter what, even if they tell the therapist a month before that they'll be out of town or otherwise unavailable. Or if there was an emergency the day of session. I couldn't work with that.
I agree with there being a no-show or last-minute cancellation policy. Though my past and current therapists have been flexible, not charging if it was a sudden illness or family emergency (though I'm generally reliable--if a client did that once a month, I could see charging after a bit).