Teletherapy is talk therapy done over the phone or through a videoconferencing platform. Research says it’s as effective as in-person therapy and may offer additional benefits like skipping traffic ...

Teletherapy refers to mental health counseling that a person receives over the phone or online. As videoconferencing software improves, more therapists are incorporating this form of virtual mental ...

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*In the first of this two-part series, I will be exploring the benefits of teletherapy for clients. In Part 2, I will explore therapist-specific benefits of teletherapy. In our digital revolution, ...

Teletherapy provides a potential solution for reaching individuals in remote locations who need care. Research suggests that teletherapy is just as effective as in-person care, and it provides a way ...

Now that we’re forced to keep a safe distance from others, psychotherapy is moving from office to online. It’s a major disruption, since therapeutic relationships are built on the nervous systems of ...

When it’s time for me to see a patient on the teletherapy platform the new coronavirus pandemic has forced me to rely on, a little message pops up on my screen: “Admit from the waiting room.” With a ...

Finding a therapist you click with (and can afford) is often hard and even anxiety-provoking. But finding a therapist isn’t the only potential hurdle when it comes to looking after your mental health.

It’s safe to say 2020 was a year of grief, frustration, and collective anxiety—and 2021 doesn’t seem to be any more chill. Teletherapy is starting to look pretty good. If it hadn’t before, the ...