New Service at MyTherapist: Real Therapy, Online
Our new sister site, MyTherapist.com, launches today!
We’ve spun off our online counselling services section into a whole new site: MyTherapist.com!
For the last half a decade or so, I’ve been in online practice on my own, using CounsellingResource.com as ‘home base’ for my online therapy services. (And in fact we still have a collection of several pages of information about online therapy in that section of the site.) But with an almost perpetual waiting list, a strongly growing overall site audience, and less spare time than ever before, I’ve been finding it very hard to keep up. So the new site has been designed from the ground up to accommodate not just me, but a small group of online therapists — who will all be sharing the same space but working independently, with their own terms and conditions, fees, privacy policies, etc. It will no longer be just me, trying to keep up, and I’m very hopeful that having a team of 4 independent practitioners, all committed to doing real therapy online, will mean more choice and a shorter wait for online services.
Our team of online mental health professionals includes:
This new team at MyTherapist.com completely replaces our existing online counselling service as well as the list of ‘Associate Counsellors’ which we formally maintained as part of that service for overflow purposes.
MyTherapist.com now officially becomes the exclusive provider of online counselling and online therapy services for CounsellingResource.com, and we’ll be sending along visitors interested in online therapy specifically to this new site.
So if you’d like to learn more about counselling or psychotherapy online, check it out!
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This article was last reviewed by Dr Greg Mulhauser, Managing Editor on Tuesday, 22nd July 2008.
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18th October 2008
me and my husband have been together for a few years. june was a yr that we have been married. we have faced many marital problems but have always seem to over come them. im tired of “always giving in”. im starting to wonder if im the one who was wrong in the begining, although i don’t think so… anyways, there is always 2 sides to every story and i only have mine-which would be the accurate one sense my husband always exaggerates. i have asked him to go to therapy which he use to attend but quit. he says he will go if i go but i don’t think we need marraige counsiling. after all we have been thru and over come i think he just needs to continue going. if has helped him some sense he first started. should i really have to go and suffer thru this if he is the one with the problem. even his mother says he needs it!