ONLINE THERAPY

I provide all of my therapy sessions via telehealth, serving clients throughout Texas and California.

Online therapy — also known as teletherapy — is as effective as in-person therapy for most issues, and for many people it's significantly more convenient.

Does it feel weird at first? A little, sometimes. Most clients tell me that after the first few minutes, it starts to feel like a normal conversation. The technology fades into the background and the session takes over.

Does online therapy work?

Yes, it does. It isn’t quite the same as being in the same room, but it’s surprisingly good. My clients tell me that after the first few minutes, it starts to feel more like being in the same room and having a normal conversation.

Is online therapy private?

The technology of my online therapy platform, Doxy.me, is private and secure. All data is encrypted, your sessions are anonymous, and none of your information is stored. Doxy.me adheres to HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act), PIPEDA (Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act), and GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) data privacy requirements.

Do I need a special computer for online therapy?

No. It works with any computer that has a microphone and a camera or a computer that has a webcam. It also works well with all smartphones and tablets.

Will my insurance cover online therapy?

As of 2025, all claims my clients have submitted for teletherapy services have been covered at the same rates as in-person therapy. The only way to be certain of your coverage, though, is to check with your insurance company.

Online Therapy Can Help

If you'd like to discuss online counseling, I invite you to call me at 512-590-9868. I look forward to hearing from you.

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