The agent read the homepage, surveys page, and hypnosis service page, and produced a thorough, well-sourced explanation of the practice, its services, free offerings, and booking path. The site made most facts findable, though paid pricing and session logistics were absent, and the agent's initial 'no pricing' claim had to be corrected.

• ›Core services, target audience, and booking channel (WhatsApp) were stated clearly on the homepage and easy to extract.
• ›Free offerings (22 self-assessment surveys, free discovery consultation) were only on subpages, so the homepage alone gave an incomplete pricing picture.
• ›No session fees, formats, durations, or cancellation policy were published anywhere the agent reached, leaving pricing and logistics unanswerable from the site.
• ›Credentials were listed as a broad set of degrees without a clinical license or a statement of what qualifies for psychotherapy, making the service scope ambiguous.
• ›Some page structure was confusing: identical untitled videos and a success-stories link pointing to the articles page.