I would agree. My practice and everything that I've ever adhered to has been that, when the relationship is established with a therapist already, and it's a positive relationship, obviously you maintain that relationship. That is part of the assessment I conduct, and it is a big question. We're looking at all the providers they've had throughout their service and post release. If they are currently seeing someone and benefiting, and if they enjoy that relationship and feel that it's very productive, I recommend that they maintain that relationship.
