Locking the door in therapy

Clinic that I go to is very loud. There are screaming children running around periodically and people walk in the hallways and so on. No privacy.
I wish her office had thicker doors and walls. But I don't need doors locked. It won't make it any more quiet

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T practises from her home, the front door is locked on the outside but can be opened from the inside, - I had a gut lurching moment when I stomped out of a session and then wondered if I'd be able to open the door, but it was fine, phew

I had CBT before in a hospital and once the T had locked the door, and I freaked a bit.

At the practise where my T now works, all the therapy rooms have two doors. The first time I entered the room I was like huh two doors. T told me that is so the room is more sound proof. So we can't hear people who are outside the room and they can't hear us talking.

Oh I wish my t had that.

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