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Random mermaid
The biggest problem with it is that it's kind of a safety issue. If someone has health problems that might mean passing out or injuring themselves, like a seizure disorder or allergies, then a physical barricade like that might not be the best idea. It could also be a problem in a fire for the same reason. On the other hand, it could protect someone in the event of a break in... Basically, it's a matter of considering your individual situation and needs, then weighing the pros and cons.

But unless there's a physical risk (drug detox, psychological episodes, etc), therapy shouldn't be done while you're isolated from your normal life for an extended period of time. The whole point is that you're supposed to learn how to live your life correctly. Habits you pick up in a totally different place are much less likely to stick when you move home and fall into your old routines.