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Intake Sessions at Rally Point
For anyone considering counseling, one of the biggest decisions to make is which therapist you want to see. Most people aren’t familiar with how a therapist’s specialty, modality, and background affect the kind of counseling they receive - and making the wrong decision can result in a relationship that feels mismatched or ineffective.
At Rally Point, we believe that getting matched up with the right therapist is one of the most important elements of effective counseling - which is why all clients at Rally Point begin with a session led by one of our most experienced therapists.
During this initial session, they’ll learn about what you’re looking to get out of counseling, answer questions, and help you consider which therapists might be a good fit based on all the factors that make up your situation.
Finding the right fit:
Rally Point clients who began therapy with an intake session had around a 40% higher chance of continuing sessions with their selected therapist than those who did not.
During your intake session, one of our intake therapists will focus on:
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Understanding the factors that make up your situation and why you are interested in counseling at this time
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Helping you explore potential therapist options to find the right fit
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Making sure your paperwork and billing setup is correct (based on your unique situation)
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Answering questions and providing information about how therapy works at Rally Point
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The First Step: Schedule an Intake Session
How to Get Started:
Setup Your Initial Session
Meet with an Intake Specialist
Start Ongoing Therapy
Frequently Asked Questions about Intake Sessions:
What is an Intake Session?
What kinds of things will I get asked during my intake session? Do I need to prepare or bring anything?
Who should come to an intake session?
What if I have a specific therapist in mind?
What if I'm interested in seeing a therapist with a specific faith or cultural background?
What if I have a situation Rally Point can't help with?
What if I need help immediately?
