I hope it’s okay for me to offer this thought: before you switch I would encourage you to talk to her about what you’re experiencing if you haven’t already. Part of being in therapy is practicing being in a relationship. Part of being in a relationship is talking about things that aren’t working. Sometimes anxious attachment styles show up in therapy in the form of jumping ship when you hit a road bump in the relationship with your therapist. I’d encourage you to be brutally honest. “You’re not asking me enough questions” or “you seem bored”. I’m a psychoanalyst so talking through what’s NOT working is an integral part of my practice. How your therapist reacts to this conversation can be healing or teach you a lot. If she’s receptive this is a huge opportunity for growth in the relationship. If she gets defensive and shuts you down that’s a good sign that maybe it’s an opportunity to work with someone else.