Scope of Practice
& Client Fit
At Savvy Intuition, LLC, therapy is most effective when there is alignment between the therapist and client in goals, expectations, and level of commitment.
The focus of this practice is to support individuals, couples, and families in improving emotional awareness, strengthening relationships, and working through personal and relational challenges in a structured, clinically appropriate setting.
Who Thrives in This Setting
This practice is a strong fit for clients who:
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are motivated and open to feedback
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are willing to engage in consistent therapy (weekly or biweekly as recommended)
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are interested in developing emotional awareness and relational skills
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are navigating anxiety, relationship concerns, grief, or life transitions
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value structured, goal-focused sessions
Scope of Practice & Limitations
While therapy is provided to support emotional and relational concerns, there are areas outside the scope of this practice.
Services are not provided for:
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recent or severe trauma (including active abuse, self-harm, or suicidality)
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personality disorders that significantly interfere with the therapeutic process
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neurodevelopmental disorders (ADD, ADHD, autism, sensory-related concerns)
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substance use or addiction-related concerns
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forensic or court-mandated therapy
If needs fall outside of this scope, appropriate referrals will be provided.
When This May Not Be the Best Fit
This practice may not be the best match if:
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you are seeking immediate or crisis-level mental health intervention
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you are not able to engage consistently in the therapy process
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you are not open to feedback or self-reflection
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you are seeking quick resolution without ongoing work
Therapy Structure & Expectations
Therapy is structured based on clinical need and level of support required.
Active Treatment (Weekly or Biweekly)
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Recommended for clients working through ongoing concerns
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Focuses on stabilization, insight, and skill-building
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Requires consistency and participation outside of sessions.
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Maintenance Therapy
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Designed for clients who have made progress and need periodic support
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Focuses on maintaining gains and addressing minor concerns
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Not appropriate for active or unresolved challenges
Professional Recommendations & Client Responsibility
As part of ethical care, recommendations may be made for additional support, including:
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psychiatric or medication evaluations
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medical evaluations
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specialized counseling services
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adjunctive counseling
Following through with appropriate recommendations is an important part of effective treatment. If recommendations are repeatedly declined without alternative support, the appropriateness of continued therapy may be reassessed.
Commitment to the Process
Therapy is a collaborative process.
Clients are expected to:
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attend sessions consistently
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engage honestly in the therapeutic process
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apply strategies outside of sessions
If a client’s needs are not aligned with the level of care they are engaging in, adjustments or referrals may be recommended.
Referral Policy
If at any point it is determined that another provider or level of care would better meet your needs, a referral will be provided.
This decision is made collaboratively and with your best interest in mind.