Is Teletherapy the Same as Therapy?
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COVID-19 has led to dramatic changes in everyone’s lives. I want to keep everyone healthy and safe, so I am now seeing clients using various forms of teletherapy. This means our sessions take place via Zoom, Skype, FaceTime, or the phone. After COVID, of course, many people may continue to seek online therapy. Prior to the pandemic, I already had substantial teletherapy experience for both short-term and longer-term treatment. Many people find the convenience, ease, and affordability of teletherapy fits their treatment needs. |
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In the past if you found it difficult to leave your apartment or get out of work in time to travel to a therapist’s office, now I think you'll discover online therapy is a convenient solution. If you live overseas it’s easier for us to work together as well. In many ways, online therapy is simply psychotherapy. Whether we’re in the same room or on a laptop we’re still working together to foster a healing relationship and help you move past the obstacles that are interfering with the things you want. |
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MEET ANDREW ERDMAN, LCSWAndrew “Andy” Erdman is a licensed clinical social worker, published author and writer, and educator. His integrative approach to treatment addresses the emotional, spiritual, and intellectual aspects of a client's well-being—all necessary components to healing and thriving. Andrew helps people identify and break through the obstacles that keep them from living a joyous and satisfying life.
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