Therapy Toronto Psychotherapy Definitions

Therapist Match:

Karin Watling (Orillia)

Philip Ames (the Beaches)

Stephen van Beek (the Annex)

Sabine Cox (Richmond Hill)

Gui Mansilla (West End, Etobicoke)

Annette Bradshaw (Bloor-Christie)

Tracy Richards (Leaside)

P.Anne Winter (midtown Toronto)

Lori Naylor (Liberty Village / Parkdale)

Chris Rookwood (midtown Toronto)

Sara Trought (the Danforth)

Liz Kalman (the Danforth)

Marsha Berniker (Thornhill)

Andrew Kun (midtown Toronto & Scarborough)

Laura Di Vilio (the Beaches & West End)

On-line/Skype/VOIP

On-line/Skype/VOIP psychotherapy uses video and audio software that allows you and your therapist to see and hear each other over a secure connection. It is a simple way to work with a therapist who may be too far to visit regularly.

It involves the use of a streaming video camera with an internet phone connection.

For many years therapists have been working with their clients using the telephone. Using a camera lets each person see the facial expression of the other person.

Equipment required is minimal; a computer, an internet connection of moderate speed, and an inexpensive camera that hooks to the computer.

Phone costs are near zero because the internet carries the signal.

This makes it possible for people living anywhere on the globe to work with the therapist of their choice. (SvB)

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