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Online therapy can be tricky if youu2019re accustomed to traditional counseling and donu2019t know how to deal with a different medium of communication. <br>
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4 Ways to Have a Successful Online Therapy Session Online therapy can be tricky if you’re accustomed to traditional counseling and don’t know how to deal with a different medium of communication. Platforms like eTherapy Pro provide different options to ensure clients can pick what is comfortable for them, but it is a good idea to take some preemptive measures as well. Here’s a look at some ways to have a successful online therapy session:
Pick a Space The first step is to pick a space in your home, office, or any other location. Make sure the space offers a lot of privacy and you can communicate with your therapist freely when you are at that location. At e Therapy Pro, we recommend attending sessions from your bedroom and keeping the door locked for the duration of it.
Choose a Good Time Make sure you set aside ample time for your counseling sessions. Ensure you don’t have anything to do immediately before or after the session and allow yourself some time to get into the mindset for counseling. For example, if your session starts at 4.30, make sure everything that needs to be done is done by 4.
Pick a Medium of Communication Platforms like eTherapy Pro provide different options to clients so you can choose what is suitable for your requirements. If you are better at written communication, choose text messaging or emails as your primary form of communication.
Make Sure You’re Not Disturbed Make sure your friends, family, children, and colleagues know you won’t be available during the scheduled therapy time unless there is an emergency. That way, you can focus completely on therapy and get on the road to recovery. You should also consider keeping your phone on silent and blocking distracting apps.
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