About Online Supervision and Online Therapy Training & Development
Learn more about online supervision and online therapy training; this section also includes papers and other professional development materials.
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Learn more about online supervision and online therapy training; this section also includes papers and other professional development materials.
Looking for training and development materials informed by a large volume of actual online clinical practice? Focusing primarily on the online therapeutic process, papers in this section draw on several years of practical online experience.
Are you considering online supervision? Here are some factors that may be worth thinking about before you decide to commit to working this way.
Remote counselling via email offers many advantages in comparison to traditional, face-to-face counselling.
In addition to the articles on Advantages of Counselling by Email and the Disadvantages of Counselling by Email, a few specific questions are worth pondering before deciding to try out online therapy or counselling services.
The notion of a ‘mental disorder’ rests upon a particular model of so-called ‘normal’ functioning and observable deviations from that norm; this model fits only awkwardly with some approaches to therapy. Perhaps even more significantly, unlike the usual notion of ‘diagnosis’ common to Western medicine, however, psychiatry’s diagnostic categories of mental disorders are defined in terms of lists of symptoms. Scientifically, they are nothing at all like most medical diagnoses.
Staying with the idea that content is king, blogging provides one of the most convenient ways to deliver your content to users — and it brings some additional benefits in terms of attracting traffic.
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