Frequency of sessions Clause Samples
The "Frequency of sessions" clause defines how often scheduled meetings, appointments, or service sessions will occur between the parties. Typically, this clause specifies a set interval—such as weekly, biweekly, or monthly—at which the sessions are to take place, and may also outline procedures for rescheduling or adjusting the frequency if needed. Its core practical function is to establish clear expectations and consistency regarding the timing of sessions, thereby preventing misunderstandings and ensuring both parties are aligned on their commitments.
Frequency of sessions. The Legal and Technical Commission (hereinafter referred to as "the Commission") shall meet as often as required for the efficient exercise of its functions, taking into account the requirement of cost-effectiveness.
Frequency of sessions. Sessions are typically 50 minutes, once a week. It is sometimes in the client’s best interest to meet more frequently. This is decided on a case by case basis with the client’s collaboration. If there is a need and I am available to extend a session to 75 minutes that will be decided in collaboration with the client(s) and the fee will be adjusted accordingly. Occasional phone sessions are an option at the same rate.
Frequency of sessions. Cost of each session: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Physician’s seal and signature: Date : For medical information: +▇▇ ▇ ▇▇ ▇▇ ▇▇ ▇▇ Patient’s signature: I hereby authorise my Physician to send the Henner medical advisor all the medical information required for making a decision on my file. GMCG12211 - 10/2017 1/ Le médecin traitant de l’assuré est autorisé à communiquer au médecin conseil ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ toutes les informations médicales nécessaires pour statuer sur son dossier. 2/ L’information sera conservée de manière confidentielle. Elle sera uniquement révélée aux personnes impliquées dans votre traitement ou vos soins.
Frequency of sessions. My therapist and I will meet weekly / bi-weekly / monthly (circle one) for minutes. This might change depending on circumstances of either party and by mutual arrangement. When sessions are further apart than two weeks, it may be beneficial to schedule a longer session and, if possible or desirable, include phone, text, or email contact.
Frequency of sessions. It is expected that tutors provide no more than two hours of tutoring per student per course each week. Any additional weekly tutoring hours require both a consultation with the professor and approval of the Advising, Internships & Career Center. • The tutoring sessions may be done in increments that work best for the tutor and tutee – they may be held as 1 two-hour session or broken up into multiple sessions, as long as the total time per week does not exceed two hours. • Tutors are not available to tutor during finals week.
Frequency of sessions. Sessions typically occur once a week at a mutually agreed time, and each session lasts for 50 minutes. The frequency of sessions may be adjusted based on your needs and progress.
Frequency of sessions. The optimal frequency of therapy sessions depends on the person and the problem. Usually, it is best to meet once weekly if circumstances permit. Sometimes, it is best to have more time between sessions. In some cases, online sessions work best. In other cases, in-person meetings in the office are most desirable. This is to be discussed in the initial meeting.
Frequency of sessions. Based on a client’s treatment plan, recommended frequency of sessions may vary based on presentation and severity of symptoms. Typically, clients attend appointments once per week. Clients with more severe symptoms may be seen on a more frequent basis, while clients who have gained skills and symptom reduction may have biweekly or monthly appointments. Our goal is to provide the most appropriate level of support with the expectation of increasing independence. Our Team Approach: BASE providers utilize a collaborative, team-oriented approach. We work together, through consultation and supervision, to ensure best practices are being utilized. At times providers may seek consultation from professional peers about your case in order to give you the best possible treatment. During consultations, we only share information that is necessary in order to receive feedback. We only consult with professional peers that are held to the same privacy standards as BASE providers. Collaboration with other providers and school personnel may also be necessary as part of an effective treatment plan. Additionally, if a provider is unavailable to deliver treatment for an extended period of time, we may refer you to another provider as a substitute. Postdoctoral Fellows: BASE values education and participates in training providers as they earn their hours toward licensure. All postdoctoral fellows receive supervision from licensed psychologists at BASE in order to ensure you are receiving the highest quality of service. It is your right to know the name of your provider’s supervisor upon request.