Lucy followed Robert into the consultation room, the scent of aromatherapy filled the room—pleasantly fragrant, not overpowering.
The assessment process this time was longer than before.
In addition to a highly targeted questionnaire, two psychotherapists participated in the Q&A.
While Robert conducted the assessment, he professionally observed Lucy's emotional and breathing changes.
As it was the first encounter with the patient for the other therapist, the final evaluation appeared more objective and incisive.
After forty minutes, Robert was the first to walk out with the report.
In the reception room next door, he handed the report to Henry Ronan, then glanced at William Ansley beside him, who was wearing a Zhongshan suit, hesitating whether to speak in private.
"This is Lucy's father, whatever you need to say, feel free."
Henry didn't open the report, instead handing the folder to William.
