What is online therapy and how does it work?

Online therapy, also known as virtual therapy, allows you to connect with a licensed therapist via secure video or phone sessions from the comfort of your home. It offers the same professional support as in-person therapy, but with added flexibility and privacy.

Is there a difference between virtual, online, phone, and in-person therapy?

Yes. Online or virtual therapy refers to sessions conducted over video or phone. In-person therapy takes place at a physical office. While in-person therapy can offer face-to-face interaction, virtual sessions provide more accessibility, flexibility, and anonymity.

Do you offer couples therapy?

Yes, we offer couples therapy to help partners navigate relationship issues such as communication problems, trust concerns, infidelity, and emotional disconnect. Licensed therapists guide you through conversations in a neutral, supportive environment.

Can therapy help with relationship and marriage issues?

Absolutely. Whether you’re married or in a long-term relationship, therapy can help address conflicts, improve communication, and rebuild connection. We offer confidential online therapy for relationship and marriage concerns.

What types of issues are addressed in individual therapy?

Individual therapy can help you manage stress, anxiety, depression, grief, infidelity, trauma, fears, and more. Our experienced therapists work with you one-on-one to build coping strategies and promote emotional well-being through online or phone sessions.

Do you provide family therapy?

Yes, family therapy is available for families navigating conflict, blended family transitions, parenting challenges, or emotional disconnect. Online family therapy sessions create a safe space to improve communication and strengthen bonds.

Is therapy available for children or kids?

Yes, we offer gentle, child-focused therapy starting at age 6. Our licensed therapists support kids through behavioral concerns, anxiety, emotional regulation, and family changes using developmentally appropriate approaches in a virtual setting.

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