Online therapy, also known as telehealth, teletherapy, or virtual therapy sessions through Video or Phone. It allows
individuals to receive therapy remotely, accessing professional support from licensed therapists or counselors via the internet. This form of therapy offers convenience, accessibility, and flexibility, making it easier for people to seek help for various mental health concerns from the comfort of their own homes, work, car or desired space.
Online therapy involves Video or Phone sessions via Simple Practice, the easy and secure platform we use for all online sessions.
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Online therapy allows individuals to attend sessions from the comfort of their own homes or any location with internet access, eliminating the need for travel.
It provides access to therapy for individuals who may have limited mobility, live in rural areas, or have difficulty accessing traditional in-person therapy.
Some people feel more comfortable discussing personal issues online due to the anonymity it provides, which can lead to greater openness and honesty in therapy sessions.
Online therapy often offers more flexibility in scheduling appointments, making it easier for individuals with busy schedules to find a time that works for them.
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individuals who travel frequently or relocate, online therapy ensures continuity of care by allowing them to continue working with the same therapist regardless of their location.
Online therapy platforms may offer access to specialized services and therapists who focus on specific issues such as anxiety, depression, 2SLGBTQIA+ concerns, or trauma.
Online therapy platforms typically offer a variety of communication methods, including video calls, phone calls, instant messaging, and email, allowing individuals to choose the format that works best for them.
Many online therapy platforms offer additional resources such as worksheets, articles, and self-help tools to support individuals outside of therapy sessions.
Online therapy can be particularly beneficial for individuals from marginalized or minority communities who may have difficulty finding therapists who understand their cultural background or identity.
Clarify family roles and expectations, reducing confusion and conflicts related to unclear roles.

Process past traumas or adverse experiences within the family system, promoting healing and growth.
Develop effective stress management techniques to reduce tension and promote overall well-being within the family.

Learn problem-solving strategies to address family issues and challenges more effectively.

Explore and celebrate cultural differences within the family, promoting cultural sensitivity and integration.
Engage in regular family therapy sessions to prevent conflicts and maintain healthy family dynamics over time.

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Online counseling is a form of counseling that is conducted remotely via video conferencing, phone calls, or messaging platforms, allowing individuals to receive counseling support from a licensed counselor from the comfort of their own home or any location with internet access.
Online counseling differs from traditional in-person counseling in that sessions are conducted remotely rather than face-to-face. This allows for greater convenience, accessibility, and flexibility for individuals, couples, and families who may have difficulty attending in-person appointments due to various constraints such as time, location, or physical mobility.
Research suggests that online counseling can be as effective as in-person counseling for individuals, couples, and families, particularly for issues such as depression, anxiety, relationship conflicts, and family dynamics. However, the effectiveness of online counseling may vary depending on the specific needs and preferences of each client or family member.
Various types of counseling can be conducted online for individual therapy, couples therapy, and family therapy. The specific approach used will depend on the therapist's training and expertise, as well as the needs and goals of each client or family unit.
When choosing an online counselor for individual, couples, or family counseling, it's important to consider factors such as the counselor's qualifications, experience, specialties, therapeutic approach, and compatibility with your personality and goals. Many online counseling platforms provide detailed profiles of counselors to help you make an informed decision.
Yes, online counseling sessions are confidential for individuals, couples, and families, and adhere to the same ethical and legal standards of confidentiality as traditional in-person counseling. Therapists use secure and encrypted platforms to ensure the privacy and confidentiality of client information.
To participate in online counseling for individuals, couples, and families, you will need a reliable internet connection, a computer, tablet, or smartphone with a camera and microphone.
Online sessions are through our Simple Practice Client Portal an easy and secure platform for managing video sessions.
Online counseling may be right for you, your partner, or your family if you value convenience, flexibility, and accessibility, and if you feel comfortable communicating with a therapist remotely. It's also suitable if you have difficulty attending in-person appointments due to logistical or personal reasons.
However, if you have concerns about technology, privacy, or the therapeutic process itself, it's important to discuss them with a therapist to determine if online counseling is a good fit for your needs.
Yes, you can switch from in-person therapy to online therapy anytime. Reasons you might want to are relocation, travel, health concerns, schedule changes, comfort, and convenience.
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