Booking and Fees | IFS Therapy with Sanni

Sessions are 50 minutes long and we’ll meet online on Zoom.

I see my clients on the same day and time every week.

Because my calendar has limited spots, I have a limited cancellation policy. This means you have two free cancellations per calendar year, as long as you give at least 48 hours' notice. Any further cancellations are charged at the full fee.

If you can't make a session, let me know at least 48 hours in advance and we can try to reschedule it to the week before, the same week, or the week after. If we can't find a time that suits us both, the missed session is charged.

The initial session is a full session at my regular rate. We'll start by talking about what's bringing you to therapy and what you're hoping to work on, and we'll explore how we might approach that together.

Usually we'll also have time to actually begin with IFS by getting to know a part of you that's present or that feels relevant to what you're carrying.

By the end, you'll have a real sense of what IFS work feels like with me.

I do sessions between 8-15 CET on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays.

I’m based in Sweden (Central European Time) and my session times are usually a good fit for clients in Europe/Africa who are looking to do daytime sessions. My schedule also suits clients in Asia/Oceania who want to meet late afternoon or evening.

I work with clients across the world, but I'm unable to see clients based in the US and Canada for legal and professional-liability reasons.

The length of therapy depends on your needs and what you’d like to work on.

Most of my clients choose longer-term therapy so they can do the deeper work needed for lasting change.

Payment for your sessions is due at the end of the month.

You can pay by local bank transfer if you’re based in Europe or by credit card if you’re outside Europe.

I work with adults (20 and older) who want to understand themselves on a deeper level, make sense of difficult past experiences and how they still affect you, and move toward a steadier, more connected life.

I’m not the right fit if you’re currently dealing with schizophrenia, Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), a personality disorder, or an acute crisis such as active suicidality or a recent suicide attempt, as I don’t have specialist training in these areas.

I recommend finding a therapist with specific expertise in these topics so that you can get the best possible support.