Is Zoom Therapy Effective?

Is therapy a less satisfying, less effective experience now that most Zoom Therapists and counselors meet their clients via video platforms?

What a strange time we live in, don't you think? Nothing we do seems to be the same, it seems. I used to enjoy going to the neighborhood market to explore the variety of fresh foods, see what appeals to me, and buy something to prepare for supper. I would always bump into a familiar face and catch up with them. I might even strike up a discussion with someone who is buying an intriguing vegetable that I have never tried and understand how to prepare it. An enjoyable social encounter with no pressure. Make a list, head out the door as quickly as you can, put on a mask and gloves, wash everything when you come home before putting it away, and buy so you don't have to go out too often. strange, wow really? It's also a less enjoyable experience.

 

What about Zoom Therapy Sessions right now? Is therapy a less enjoyable experience now that most clients are seen on video platforms instead of in offices by counselors and therapy agencies? It's a great question, yet the answer is challenging. Along with seeing people at my office, I've been seeing people all around the US, Canada, Europe, and beyond for a long time.

 

Benefits Of Video Platforms For Therapy

The family does not have to travel, which is a huge benefit of Zoom Therapy Sessions. The logistics of leaving work, bringing up children or a spouse, managing traffic and parking, and then returning home may be extremely difficult for parents. With video, you choose the time for the appointment, and as long as you have a private place, a functional device, and the therapy time booked, you're good to go. Very, very much easier. The Zoom Therapists can now meet with both the parents and the teenager or young adult during the same week or even on the same day without having to wait for one of them to complete their travel home. This saves both sides time and trouble.

 

Conclusion

Please visit Zoom Therapists, drop them an email, or feel free to call if you are a therapist who specializes in a mental health treatment facility and would want to discuss how to improve outcomes in your program. You need, you deserve it, and you are worth it, so please take care of yourself.