So, how many of you out there are familiar with Tele-Therapy or On-line Therapy? If you have ever done FaceTime or Skype, you can do on-line therapy. I always thought that doing therapy online would take something away from the emotional connection that is shared. I have discovered that the connection is still there and people share more than they may have in my office. People like on-line therapy for many reasons; no traffic, more convenient times, weather, sickness, etc. 

I am a certified provider of  tele-mental health treatment and use HIPPA compliant technologies compatible with computers and cell phones so that I am able to meet a client where it’s convenient for them to receive care, and I’m currently accepting new referrals.

I am licensed to see anyone in the state of Missouri. See below for more detailed requirements.

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Requirements

• Video calls only. A regular phone call may be used in emergency situations. 
• You must live in the state of Missouri, USA.
• We use Simple Practice, which has support for a variety of recent phones and computers. 
• This requires a fairly decent connection to the Internet. Typical at-home WiFi works. WiFi at your local library or hotspot is not recommended. Cell-only data is not recommended. We recommend upload and download speeds of 4Mbps+. To test your connection go to speedtest.net.
• Simple Practice is compliant with HIPAA to keep your sessions secure. They use industry standard encryption and handles protected health information based on the protocols and requirements of compliance.
• You need a well-lit, quiet, private room where the door can be closed.