An interview is essentially a structured conversation where one participant asks questions and the other provides answers. Therapy, therefore, can be viewed as involving an ongoing interview process.

Therapy is a deeply personal and important investment of your time, energy, and money. It is totally normal—and, in fact, wise—to want to make sure that you and a potential therapist are a good fit.

Embarking on a successful physical therapist (PT) career entails more than seeking available employment options. The field of physical therapy encompasses multiple treatment settings with varying ...

Even if you’re meeting online, interviewing a therapist can help you determine whether or not the therapy is a good fit. By Juli Fraga and Hilary Jacobs Hendel From anxiety and loneliness to trauma ...