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cybertherapy
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cybertherapy
Providing therapeutic counseling for emotional issues via the Web. Also called "Internet therapy," "e-therapy" and "online counseling," true cybertherapy is provided by credentialed mental health professionals, including psychologists, psychiatrists, psychotherapists and social workers. It is not considered a complete substitute for face-to-face sessions; however, it provides immediate assistance where help is not close by or when in-person visits are not possible. The delivery methods are interactive text chat, e-mail, video calling and voice over IP (VoIP). For a list of cybertherapy sites, visit www.metanoia.org.


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Studying student perceptions of online counseling, Finn (2002) found his participants to be unfamiliar with the modality; he said, "few students had ever even seen an etherapy website" (p.
This type of counseling goes by names such as etherapy, ecounseling, cybertherapy, and telecounseling.
CounselCenter is a leader among sites which "give us a glimpse of the future of eTherapy," stated Dr.
 
 
 
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