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At Willingness, we understand that navigating the path to mental and emotional well-being can be challenging, especially when trying to identify the right support. With a diverse team of professionals, we help match you effectively. We offer the opportunity to start with an intake meeting to explore your unique concerns. Where a psychology graduate guides you to the right professional support. This approach ensures personalised, targeted care for your journey ahead.

What is an intake meeting?

A handshake is about to happen between two individuals who've met for the first time. This is often done during a person's first appointment with their medical professional.

Due to having different professionals specializing in different areas, it can be challenging to know which professional suits your needs best. That’s why Willingness offers every client an initial intake meeting. Led by a psychology graduate skilled in helping others, the session explores your goals. Our lead clinicians oversee and train all staff.

What should you expect?

  • The intake meeting lasts up to an hour;
  • The intake officer will collect information about you that can be useful during therapy;
  • The intake meeting is confidential;
  • The intake officer can answer any questions you might have about different therapies with different professionals at Willingness Malta and the therapeutic process.
  • The intake meeting can take place at our clinic in Haz-Zebbug or online.

Why should I sit for an intake meeting?

  • The intake meeting aims to find the professional who can help you best.
  • You’ll likely be matched with the professional best equipped to help you reach your goal more effectively and efficiently.
  • Information from the intake meeting is shared with your professional in advance, giving them time to understand your needs.
  • This helps reduce costs, as intake meetings are cheaper, and we guarantee an appointment within 5 working days..

What do I need to prepare for an intake meeting?

  • An idea of what you would like to work on in therapy;
  • Any questions you might have relating to therapy.

If you have any questions whether you should have an intake meeting or not you can contact us here for further assistance.

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