The phrase "having sessions" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could use it in the sentence "The therapist has weekly sessions with her clients".
As part of an effort to answer such questions we'll also be having sessions about curating every month".
Having sessions terminated without explanation from patients can be emotional, causing doubt that they are doing their job well.
One therapist went so far as to refer to having sessions terminated without notice as "abandoning me".
By having Sessions announce the shift, Trump guaranteed that DACA would be presented in the least favorable light imaginable.
Still, she had to "work like hell" to achieve the cut-glass tones of Vesper Lynd and is currently having sessions with a dialect coach to perfect an American accent for Dark Shadows.
She has been having sessions with relationship psychotherapist Paula Hall, with a view to finding a life partner In January, Claire Hall observed: 'Not having a guy is a big hole in my life, especially when I'm putting the kids to bed and it's another lonely night in front of the television.' She also talked about wanting another baby.
At Jenny Craig, she had sessions with a counselor, Amybeth Johnsen.
This meeting was the first to have "sessions" and session charimen.
We've had sessions on core technology, operations, security, and emerging technologies.
Among the 61 on preventive detention, 9 (15 %) were in individual psychotherapy: 3 had sessions once a week and 6 had sessions 1 3 times a month.
