Just that...
I'm paying for the therapy privately, not NHS.
He is talking about aiming to go back to face to face working from after Easter so around mid-April. It has been on Zoom all the way through from the first lockdown.
This feels way too early for me in terms of covid risk. I'm not in any risk group for covid as such but have been really careful all along. Being in a small room talking to someone for an hour feels like a high risk though - and usually there's only 10 minutes between clients too so the previous client's virus particles could still be in the air.
I also need to take two types of public transport to get there, for about 45 minutes on public transport in total.
I'm really worried I will lose my therapy at this point though because he is currently working on Zoom from home and I don't think it will be an option anymore if everyone else starts seeing him face to face (the consulting room is not at his home, it is in a building shared with other therapists - even more risk as more people around).
It would be really helpful to know if anyone else has had this conversation with their therapist yet? I don't know if I'm unreasonable not wanting to go back once the risk is lower in the spring. I'm in my late 30s so likely to not be vaccinated until the summer at the earliest. My therapist is a bit older though so I think he would get his first vaccine by Easter. Just feels like an unnecessary risk when it works ok online and could continue like that for another couple of months.