How far do you travel?

I always go to T/pdoc after work, and it's about a 15 minute walk to T and a 10 minute walk to pdoc.

If for some reason I am coming from home (like if I called out of work), then it's about a 20 minute bus ride and 2-5 minute walk.

15-20 minutes to see them both, They both work in the same building.

About 25 minutes whether I come from home or work, a bit longer when I go for group because I pick up a girl who's not allowed to drive due to epilepsy.

About 25mins from my house and about 10 mins if I am coming from work.

No time at all, I do therapy online and by phone, very comfy and convenient!

About 35 miles or 45 minutes with no traffic one way 2x a week.

About 20 min for T...
and about 2hrs for pdoc (been with him 11 yrs and he moved...)

They both rock!!

I go after work and since I work all over county, I try to set my schedule so I'm in the area that day. Ends up taking anywhere from 5 minutes to 50 minutes, depending on if I set it up right. It's about 40 min to get home.

T and i are on opposite sides of the world.

Five minutes.

40mins to T. 40mins to Pdoc. Stupid thing: T is 7 cities away from me. Pdoc is 2. Damn traffic...lol.

About 20 minutes.

8 minutes!

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20 minutes by freeway.

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I leave work 45 minutes before the session

Here is the short summary of our answers (you know, I'm bored at work), I did not include stopdog's answer as I didn't know how to convert 4 miles to time (I guess less than 10 minutes?) and Starry Night as I guess it would be rather in months :/
Answers from the borderline I included in a shorter time... Phone/internet sessions I included in "10 or less" but actually it could be a separate category for 0 min

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I have a 30-minute bus ride (shorter in summer, slightly longer in winter) followed by a five-minute walk to T's office. From T's office I have another seven-minute walk to my workplace.

It *should* be a 30 minute drive since there's always traffic...but I'm always in speed racer mode and get there in 15 minutes.

I drive an hour to the therapist. It's an awful, winding, country road full of coal trucks and nothing else. And there's no cell service. I don't see a psychiatrist because there aren't any close enough who are taking patients. I see my regular doctor for medication and she is about 45 minutes away.

I walk three minutes to the bus stop, wait forever* for a bus to come and then the bus journey takes about 20 minutes.

*approximately

To group 7 minutes, ex therapist 10 minutes. When I was in college many decades ago I use to travel 4 hours on the train, plus a cab ride to see a therapist that had moved? I did not mind doing it, but after several months her schedule was starting to get more hectic, and she was concerned she would not be available if she was involved in an emergency, and there would be no way to head me off. After four and half years I was devastated, and it colored my world until this last bout of therapy for 18 months. It ended with a goodbye and a handshake.

3 miles, so a 10 minute drive. In the summer, if I have the time, it's a 25 minute run or bike ride.

Are we factoring in the amount of time it takes to sprint in the direction opposite her office because a pair of *****y geese have monopolized the sidewalk? If not, it takes 10 minutes to drag my feet to the therapist's building. It's a 20 minute drive to the psychiatrist.

About 3 mins away from my house.

About 12 miles to each in opposite directions from my house.