Teletherapy
Research confirms what the pandemic brought into clear focus: Therapy via telehealth holds the same healing power as face-to-face therapy.
Not only is it equally effective, teletherapy is convenient and allows a unique level of flexibility, bringing your therapist directly to you.
Teletherapy FAQ
How does teletherapy work?
All you need is access to a computer or device with video and audio capability. We give easy-to-follow instructions and when it's time for your appointment, you launch the session, and your therapist appears on screen.
Most insurance policies cover telehealth. We will complete a courtesy verification of your insurance benefits prior to your first appointment, however we always recommend that you independently verify coverage.
Yes! Therapists manage their schedules in different ways, but many offer clients the ability to flex back and forth between attending in person and remotely.
Your therapist will share a plan with you in case there's a disruption, so you'll know what to expect should this occur. Commonly, the plan is for the therapist to call the client if the connection isn't restored quickly, for example after a minute or so.
Can I see a therapist for in person and teletherapy sessions?
What if the connection is lost or there are other technical problems?
Will insurance cover teletherapy sessions?