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tatterdemalionamberite said: (Other times a therapist will want to see a kid privately for reasons including that kid working out independence issues, or having a parent who wants to control their behavior excessively, which I’d expect are not the parents reading this post and taking it to heart. But it doesn’t inherently mean they’re a secret ABA practitioner or anything, and in these instances, the kid should likely feel comfortable and not be anxious about being alone with the therapist.)

tatterdemalionamberite said: Good post for the most part, but there’s something in it that may cause unnecessary distress and an erroneous impression & I wanted to bring that up: last I checked, most kinds of pediatric therapists want to have at least a brief consultation alone with a kid, so that they can ask questions like “does your parent ever hit you” without being in the presence of the parent, because they’re mandatory reporters and that’s part of intake questionnaires.