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Guide to E-Therapy and Online Psychology

Online psychology, or e-therapy, refers to mental health treatment delivered over the Internet. Learn more about ethical and legal issues in e-therapy, the qualifications of e-therapists, and the advantages and disadvantages of online psychology.
Online Psychology - A Guide to E-Therapy and Online Psychology
Online psychology, or e-therapy, refers to mental health treatment delivered over the Internet. Learn more about the advantages and disadvantages of online psychology.
Online Psychology - Confidentiality in E-Therapy
Protecting the confidentiality of clients is an important concern in online psychology. Learn more about steps you can take to ensure your personal information remains confidential.
Online Psychology - Is E-Therapy Right For You?
While online therapy is a good option for some individuals, it is not appropriate for everyone. Learn more about who e-therapy can benefit and who should seek traditional treatment options.
Qualifications of Online Therapists
Consumers of online mental health need to know the qualifications of online therapists. Learn more about how you can be certain your online therapist is qualified to provide mental health treatment.
Ethical and Legal Issues in Online Psychology
Ethical and legal issues in therapy become more complex when treatment occurs online. Learn more about the ethical and legal concerns of online psychology and find links to ethical guidelines.
Advantages and Disadvantages of Online Therapy
While e-therapy has a number of advantages, there are also many drawbacks. Learn more about the pros and cons of online therapy.

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