Why spend valuable time and money sitting on a
therapist’s couch?
Virtual
Counseling Provides Convenient, Easy Online Access
So You Get Help When You Need it Most
Feeling overwhelmed?
Anxious? Depressed?
Help is as close by as your computer or cell phone.
Virtual-Counseling provides a private, confidential
way for you to discuss your problems with a
professional therapist.
Connect with our virtual counselors via private
chat, e-mail or telephone.
Online therapy offers:
- Confidential sessions via secure server technology & password protected websites
- Choice of one-time consultation or on-going counseling services
- Set sessions according to your schedule – not the therapist’s
- Lower cost than traditional in-office therapy
Virtual-Counseling is Solution Focused
The therapists at Virtual-Counseling.com understand that we may only get a few opportunities to help you and understand your time is valuable.
Our 20 years of psychotherapy experience enables us to get to the heart of the matter quickly, so you don’t waste time or money on unnecessary sessions.
There is HOPE!
How Virtual-Counseling Sessions Work
1. Your first step in getting help will be to fill
out our
Pre-Session Form where you indicate to
our virtual counselor which symptoms apply to you.
2. Once you complete the form,
select the type of virtual
counseling you desire: chat (IM),
e-mail or telephone*, and pay for your session via
Paypal.
3. Your online therapist will contact you to
schedule a time that is convenient for you to
conduct an online chat or telephone counseling
session.
If
you choose e-mail, your virtual counselor will send
you a one page e-mail response.
*Telephone sessions
can be conducted via Skype
Health
Insurance Coverage for Online Therapy
Many health insurance providers cover the cost of
virtual therapy. However, we don’t bill carriers
directly. You will have to submit your claims for
reimbursement. Check with your provider for
details.
** Important **
If you are experiencing serious suicidal thoughts,
please stop now and phone your local suicide
hotline or 911, or call 1-800-273-TALK (8255)