WEBSITE ITERATION 05 · DRAFT FOR DISCUSSIONDiscovery → design
AllisMENTAL HEALTHStart with a question

Your questions. Your pace.

A PRACTICAL GUIDE

It makes sense to have questions.

Room for questions after a disappointing experience.

You don’t have to dismiss the past

If a previous therapy relationship didn’t feel helpful, that experience matters. You can say what was difficult and what you would want to be different.

Explore the person, not just the title

Read about a clinician’s approach. Ask what collaboration looks like and how you can give feedback. A conversation about fit is a reasonable starting point.

Keep your say in the process

You can ask for clarification, share preferences, and talk about your pace. If you are already an Allis client and need another point of contact, visit Client Support.

All resources

SOMETHING TO TAKE WITH YOU

What would you want to be different?

Use what you’ve learned to ask about fit, goals, pace and how to speak up.

A light chair and blue sofa in a room at Allis

See where you could meet.

Explore the real office before your first visit.

See the space

YOUR QUESTIONS. YOUR PACE.

You don’t need
the perfect words.

A question about the person, the process or the practical things is a place to start.