Just Another Day of Medical Marvels

Today was one of those days that reminded me why I became a doctor. After an exhausting shift at the clinic, my patient, let's call her Jane, requested some unconventional therapy. She wanted to be treated as if she were in a nurturing care relationship, no clinical language or formalities. It was odd yet intriguing. We ended up discussing boundaries and expectations; she found comfort in being reminded of rules, which surprisingly eased her anxiety. Is this common? Should I consider expanding my practice into these dynamics?