Therapy & Care, Wherever You Feel Most Comfortable

Therapy & Care, Wherever You Feel Most Comfortable

Experience secure, convenient mental health support through virtual
appointments designed around your needs.

Experience secure, convenient mental health support through virtual appointments designed around your needs.

What Is Telehealth Appointments?

Telehealth makes it possible to receive therapy and medication management from the comfort of your own space. While virtual appointments can offer flexibility and convenience, they may not be the best option for everyone or every situation. Your clinician will assess whether telehealth is appropriate for you and your current needs to help ensure you receive the safest and most effective care.

Benefits

Who May Benefit From Telehealth?

Telehealth can make accessing mental health care more convenient and flexible. It may be a good option for individuals whose lifestyle, location, or circumstances make virtual appointments a better fit for their needs.

Telehealth may be a good option if you:

  • Prefer the comfort and convenience of meeting from home

  • Have a busy schedule or difficulty traveling to appointments

  • Live farther away from our office

  • Have transportation or mobility challenges

  • Providing the opportunity to increase shared support. 

  • Need greater flexibility when accessing mental health care

Recommended places for a telehealth appointment

Recommended places for therapy

Choose a Comfortable, Private Space

Choose a Comfortable, Private Space

Choose a Comfortable, Private Space

Choose a Comfortable, Private Space

For the best telehealth experience, choose a quiet and confidential location where you feel comfortable speaking openly with your clinician. A private setting can help minimize distractions and protect your privacy during your appointment.

A private room at home

A private room at home

A private room at home

A private office or workspace

A private office or workspace

A private office or workspace

Another quiet and confidential location where you can speak freely

Another quiet and confidential location where you can speak freely

Another quiet and confidential location where you can speak freely

For your safety, please do not participate in a telehealth appointment while driving or operating a vehicle.

For your safety, please do not participate in a telehealth appointment while driving or operating a vehicle.

How It Works

How Telehealth Works

Before your appointment, you’ll receive a secure telehealth link through SimplePractice. At your scheduled appointment time, simply click the link to join your session from your computer, tablet, or smartphone.

Tips for Getting the Most Out of Your Telehealth Visit

Find a private space.

Choose a location where you feel comfortable speaking openly without worrying about being overheard.

Find a private space.

Choose a location where you feel comfortable speaking openly without worrying about being overheard.

Check your technology.

Make sure your device is charged and that your internet connection, camera, and microphone are working before your appointment.

Check your technology.

Make sure your device is charged and that your internet connection, camera, and microphone are working before your appointment.

Limit distractions.

When possible, silence notifications and put other devices or activities aside so you can stay present during your appointment.

Limit distractions.

When possible, silence notifications and put other devices or activities aside so you can stay present during your appointment.

Use headphones if helpful.

Headphones or earbuds can improve sound quality and provide additional privacy.

Use headphones if helpful.

Headphones or earbuds can improve sound quality and provide additional privacy.

Give yourself a few minutes to prepare.

Have any questions, concerns, medications, or topics you want to discuss ready before your appointment begins.

Give yourself a few minutes to prepare.

Have any questions, concerns, medications, or topics you want to discuss ready before your appointment begins.

Let your clinician know if something isn’t working.

If you are having difficulty hearing, seeing, connecting, or feeling comfortable during the appointment, let your clinician know so adjustments can be made.

Let your clinician know if something isn’t working.

If you are having difficulty hearing, seeing, connecting, or feeling comfortable during the appointment, let your clinician know so adjustments can be made.

Your Care Comes First

Telehealth is one way to receive mental health care, but it is not always the right option for every client or every situation. Your clinician will regularly assess whether virtual care continues to be clinically appropriate and will work with you to determine the type of care that best meets your needs.