The content and goals of the counseling sessions, or of individual sessions, are jointly defined between the client and Franka Schneider, M.Sc., during an initial consultation. Psychological counseling requires the client's active participation. The counseling process is voluntary, active, and self-directed, with Franka Schneider, M.Sc., acting as a facilitator. Both parties, especially the client, work to the best of their knowledge and ability to achieve a successful outcome. The client should be willing and open to engaging with themselves and their situation. The actual work of change is carried out by the client. The choice of method, as well as any modifications to it, is at the psychologist's discretion. The client acts responsibly and is aware of this responsibility at every stage of the collaborative work. They are fully responsible for their physical and mental health and well-being during the counseling sessions. All interventions undertaken by the client during counseling (under process guidance) remain their responsibility. Franka Schneider, M.Sc., points out that clients may experience an intensification of current emotions during clinical psychological treatment, counseling, and supervision. As a clinical psychologist, Franka Schneider, M.Sc., provides responsible and compassionate guidance and support throughout the entire process to the best of her knowledge and belief. Clients always act independently, even if something is unclear or impractical for them. Should any misunderstandings or ambiguities arise, clients are encouraged to contact the psychologist for clarification. No claims for damages, reductions in fees, or refunds can be made as a result.