Although therapists have been using Technology Assisted Counseling (TAC) for quite a while now, professional laws, rules and ethics are [...]
No matter the discipline, almost every therapist uses therapeutic materials of some sort when working with clients and their families. [...]
At the beginning of the professional relationship between psychotherapist and patient it is important for practitioners to think about [...]
There's a cultural shift in the way mental health professionals are practicing now. As opposed to the traditional office setting, [...]
It’s not good practice to add teletherapy into your repertoire, before knowing what your state licensing ruling is and if your [...]
Suppose that you have been treating or counseling an adult individual, or a couple, or a child for a period of time for a particular [...]
With the growing popularity and rapidly-improving technology of video conferencing, many therapists and doctors are turning towards the [...]
We are in a new age of therapy and coaching: Where practitioners once counseled their patients on-on-one (remember the iconic [...]
There are certain ethics involved in providing coaching and when you’re doing it online, the risks become even more pronounced.
Where does the therapy occur when a therapist in State “A” is treating a client or patient online who resides in State “B?”
Therapists and counselors often ask whether or not their malpractice (professional liability) policy covers them if there is a claim or [...]
Among the many requirements of HIPAA, perhaps the most important one pertains to the Notice of Privacy Practices, which “covered [...]
