http://gradworks.umi.com/3324818.pdf
Dr. Kristie Holmes – Online Therapy research based on surveys about therapist liability in the usa.
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Tips about privacy on Facebook here.
Harville Hendrix 3 questions
I just read Maya’s three questions she asks before commencing relationship therapy.
How do they compare with Harville Hendrix’s ones we just heard in the Auckland workshop?
1. What do you want in this relationship when you finish with me?
2. What have you done to prevent this from happening? (You, not the other partner)
3. What has to be taken out? What has to be put in? What will you take out, put in?
If you have the power to make it this bad, you have the power to make it good.
This couple could be creative and take self responsibility”
Just compared them and you can see who taught her!!
Maya’s three questions : https://psyberspace.walterlogeman.com/2009/three-relationship-questions/
Therapy – can you trust it?
http://www.rnw.nl/english/article/therapy-web-effective-beware
Online psychotherapy works. Sessions conducted between patient and therapist via the internet can be just as effective as face-to-face treatment. But it’s not for everyone and,
because there’s lots of money to be made, it’s difficult to be sure about the quality of what’s being offered.
Its not the money really, it is the fact that the net is unregulated. There is no clear jurisdiction. However the problem is almost the same off-line. There are all sorts of healers who do not fall under any professional body. It is a case of buyer be ware.
The problem is that even registrations do no not really ensure just how good the therapy will be.
Seven tips for choosing or sticking with a therapist
- Check out any therapist online. Google them.
- Check an online therapists claims by contacting their professional body.
- Talk about your therapy with others. (Don’t trust a therapist wo suggests you do not talk about it with others)
- Have a session with another therapist if you have doubts about your current therapist.
- Trust your instinct.
- Be wary of “special relationships” where usual boundaries don’t count.
- Be alert about any therapist who focuses on their own story or their own needs.
New Zealand Herald item
New Zealand News – – Online Therapy
“Another local online therapist is Kennedy’s mate, psychotherapist Walter Logeman, who started up Psybernet, a site dedicated to “exploring the psyche in cyberspace”.
Barry says wise things and I am also in the news!
See me here: http://www.psybernet.co.nz