No. We believe that the use of video during therapy sessions offers a more comprehensive and effective therapeutic experience and we strive to replicate the face-to-face therapy experience as closely as possible. Visual cues, such as facial expressions and body language, play a vital role in communication and understanding between the patient and therapist. They provide valuable insights and allow for a deeper connection and engagement during the session. Non-verbal cues can often convey emotions and nuances that may not be captured through audio alone. Additionally, the visual component helps ensure a more accurate interpretation of the patient’s experiences, contributing to a more personalized and tailored approach to therapy. We recognize the importance of privacy and confidentiality and maintain strict protocols to safeguard your personal information during video sessions. Our aim is to provide the highest quality therapy experience, and we believe that video sessions contribute significantly to achieving this goal. Learn more about telehealth.