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Online Therapy and E-Counselling

Encyclopedia of Behavioral Medicine, 2018
Madalina Sucala
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Who’s Logging on? Differing Attitudes about Online Therapy

, 2020
Online therapy increases access to psychotherapy and is crucial during times of global crisis when services are impacted. Understanding attitudes toward online therapy among the public may help shape the administration and utilization of online therapy ...
Lena M. Knechtel, C. Erickson
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Physical Therapy is Online

Physical Therapy, 1986
Starting with the January issue this year, the full text of Physical Therapy is available online through COLLEAGUE, a database service produced by BRS/Saunders. COLLEAGUE is a joint venture of BRS (Bibliographic Retrieval Services) and W. B. Saunders, a major medical publisher.
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Online Resources of Dermatologic Laser Therapies

2011
The Internet has revolutionized the way in which both lay-people and health care professionals seek out and research information regarding health care topics and specific disease conditions.1 A recent report states that approximately 80% of adult Internet users have conducted searches online for health or medical information.2 With increasing ...
Elizabeth E. Uhlenhake, Shraddha Desai, Ashish C. Bhatia   +2 more
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Towards new ethics guidelines: the ethics of online therapy in South Africa

South African Journal of Psychology, 2018
The burgeoning increase in Internet access and use in South Africa and globally has opened a new doorway for provision of mental health services online.
Ever-merry. Chipise, D. Wassenaar, Abigail Wilkinson   +2 more
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Piloting an online art therapy course

Journal of Computing in Higher Education, 2008
THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES the development and assessment of a graduate level online art therapy class. An introduction briefly defines art therapy and the need for distance learning in this field. The challenges inherent in teaching art therapy online, including working with art media and developing appropriate interpersonal skills and group processes ...
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Conducting group therapy online

2003
With the availability of online forums for every mental health concern, more and more individuals are turning to the Internet for psychotherapy and support. There are many people who could benefit from a traditional psychotherapy group, but who would prefer to participate in an online group. In common with other applications of distance therapy methods,
Yvette ColÓn, Beth Friedman
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Therapy online: a practical guide

British Journal of Guidance & Counselling, 2011
Therapy online: a practical guide, by K. Anthony and D. Nagel, London, Sage, 2010, 176 pp., £19.99, ISBN 9780761940807 Reviewed by Audrey Jung,LPC DAPA,Solopractitioner in private practice, Phoenix...
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Augmented Therapy with Online Support Groups

2019
Support groups are often formed in hospitals and clinics to enable group therapy. A support group consists of patients suffering from a same disease. Manual formation of support groups has three drawbacks. First, it is “local”, i.e., a support group for a specific type of cancer in a local hospital may contain patients with different symptoms and ...
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Online Support Groups and Therapy

2009
A large segment of the population does not receive needed psychiatric services. The reasons for this unfortunate situation are manifold and include (1) restricted access to psychiatric services for rural communities or prison populations, (2) an over-burdened mental health care system, (3) social stigma, (4) financial constraints, (5) time constraints,
T. Mark Harwood, Luciano L’Abate
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