Initial Appointment

Think of this first visit as a conversation, not a commitment. It’s a chance for you and the practitioner to get to know each other — talk through what’s brought you in, ask questions, and figure out together if this is the right fit for what you need.

There’s no pressure and no obligation. You’ll leave with a clearer picture of what care could look like for you, and the practitioner will have a better sense of how they can help. If it’s a good match, great — you can book your next steps right then. If it’s not, that’s useful information too.