Even though we run a website dedicated to marriage counseling and family therapy we sometimes come across an acronym for a counseling credential that makes us scratch our heads. For our sanity and for yours, we try to maintain an updated list of the credentials that are common in the counseling world and some that […]
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A new study suggests that teens and people in their early-20’s feel more “authentic” when communicating via instant or text messaging. A growing number of high school and college students say they prefer electronic methods of communication for their speed and brevity as well as for the sense of control and security they can provide. […]
In a world where people are increasingly doing things via the internet, why not counseling? Well, the answer that most people would give is obvious: personal interaction between a counselor and client is crucial. Not always true, say proponents of e-Therapy. So what is e-Therapy and why would anyone prefer it over traditional marriage and […]
