No, she just gives him the job.

"I could probably teach you what you need to know today and put you to work tomorrow. If you don't mind me being your coworker as well as therapist, of course."

"Yeah! That'd be... would you really do that?"

"Of course. It'll be a win-win. If you like, I can start training you now, or we can finish the session, and save that for later."

"Let's start now, I can't wait to get started!"

Wendy took him back to the front room and showed him how everything work, from the schedule to the intercom. She explained what was and wasn't allowed, what payments they accepted and what they didn't, and about walk in appointments. He thought that somebody would walk in at any second, and she didn't tell him how long it had been before he showed up. He kept coming in every day, not really having to do much at all other than occasionally chat with Wendy. He was beginning to worry about it, both his job and her business during their next therapy session a week later. But only about half an hour before his session would start, the door opened.