The agent gathered enough core information to sketch what the practice offers and costs, but the site is incomplete and inconsistent, forcing the agent to flag substantial gaps and contradictions. Navigation succeeded only via direct URL typing; the site structure itself did not surface key details like session length, insurer lists, or pricing clarity.

• ›Step [0] (homepage) was the sole content source; step [1] (contact page) was explicitly cited but returned no pricing, insurance, or intake details—contradicting the homepage and showing the site is fragmented. The agent had to type both URLs from memory rather than following site navigation.
• ›The homepage conflates 'coaching,' 'therapy,' 'GGZ' (regulated mental health care), and 'energetic therapy' without defining which are regulated or certified, creating material confusion about what service is actually offered and what credentials apply.
• ›Insurance reimbursement is mentioned as possible but unexplained: no insurer list, no clarity on client cost after reimbursement, and the link redirects off-site. The agent had to note this as confusing rather than finding a complete answer.
• ›Multiple menu items ('Homepage 2/3,' 'Typography,' 'Shortcodes,' 'Pricing Table,' 'Page 404,' 'Shop,' 'Events,' 'Teachers') are unpopulated or template artifacts, indicating the site is unfinished and not ready for agent or human consumption.
• ›Session length, package options, intake process, and testimonial attribution are absent from fetched pages, and the agent did not attempt to retrieve the expertise subdomain (hetgeestigelichaam.nl) or other unexplored sections, leaving those gaps unfilled.