Then there have been the insurance-covered video adventures.
I put off online therapy for several weeks because I just didn’t want to do it
online. I also thought that surely we sit far enough apart that that would be
one thing I could continue to do in person. But then I was informed that therapy was among the most
dangerous of activities: the talking in an enclosed space across from each
other. And so I gave in, to every other week online. I’m getting used to
it. But those awkward party-Zoom pauses feel even more awkward in online
therapy. They are happening less often.
My middle daughter has been zooming with her counselor once we realized she needed to keep seeing her! And it's gone actually really well.
ReplyDeleteAwkward pauses are always awkward - on screen or in person. We shouldn't be afraid of them. But I always am! lol
ReplyDeleteI have two therapist friends who have been doing online therapy sessions. I might consider therapy if I could do it online and never meet my therapist.
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