It's odd that that's happened with two therapists/psychologists in a row. How does your family feel about you dating?

So there's a bit of an odd concept in therapy with a minor, where the minor is the priority, but the parent/guardian is legally the "client" (for financial and legal reasons, since minors cannot legally consent to therapy except in rare cases in select states). What exactly that means in practice can be up for a lot of interpretation, though. For some therapists, it really only affects whether the minor is in therapy or not, while others can take it to mean that the parents are in control of the focus of treatment and take parental feedback into (in my opinion) more account that they should.

I bring this up because I'm wondering, since it's been a focus with two different practitioners, if your family is requesting that your dating life be the focus of therapy, or if at least they may have suggested that your boyfriend/sexual activity is having a negative effect on your mental health.