I would leave it. Maybe she intends the new rates to apply to new clients only and is keeping the old rates for old clients. I think it is her responsibility to let you know if she changes her rates.

I think your T has made a choice on whether or not to tell her existing clients about her new rates. However, if I noticed, I would have to bring it up to my T. I am on the receiving end of a lot of care at a reduced price right now and it drives me crazy to think about it, so I have to practice, all the time, letting that be T's boundary to keep, in terms of how much time he gives and how much he charges.

I'd probably ask, because I'm conscientious-compulsive like that, but I agree with others that you aren't obligated to. Your T would surely let you know if she was changing her rates across the board, so it probably is a new client thing.

Well, it took me until tonight to finally bring this up with my T.

She had the most amazing response.

She told me that she only considered monetary amounts as part of her pay, and that she truly felt as though being a part of her client's journey to happiness is a part of that payment.

She told me that working out of her home allowed her to be generous with her time, and that she loved her work, and felt like the amount I paid was more than enough.

Feeling pretty lucky to have found her, and that she continues to put up with me.

THAT sounds absolutely lovely. Good on you for bringing it up - and what a wonderful reply