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Here’s a What if? style comment!! Food for thought!!
I’ve never heard of a therapist becoming incapacitated while conducting a session, but It might be worth making the client aware of your own GPS too, as the therapist, and the name of someone nearby, with their permission, who has access. I say this with a slight smile on my face, but I also have the perennial question “What happens if my {hypno)therapist dies?” in my mind as I write this.
Great description of identity around 50minutes