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SEC Psychotherapy

SEC PsychotherapySEC PsychotherapySEC Psychotherapy
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  • Therapy Services
  • What Now?
  • Consulting
  • In Media
  • Provider Resources
  • Contact Us

How Do We Get Started?

There's so much to see here. So, take your time, look around, and learn all there is to know about SEC Psychotherapy.  Don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or if I can assist you in finding the best provider to guide your healing journey. It is so important to feel that the therapist you choose to work with is the right person to collaborate with you and challenge you as you grow in therapy. So, if you're unsure about next steps, take advantage of the free 15 minute "best-fit" call and we can go from there. 


If we determine that we are a good fit, I will provide you with access to my secure virtual office for you to complete intake forms necessary to get started.

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Some Things To Keep In Mind...

Participating in telemental health has lots of benefits:  

  • The ability to expand your choice of service provider. 
  • More convenient counseling options including location and time.
  • Reduction in the overall cost and time of therapy due to not having to drive to and from an office. 


But there are also limitations that need to be considered:

  • We need to be on video because I need to see you, your body language, or your non-verbal reactions to what we are discussing. 
  • Due to technology limitations I may not hear all of what you are saying and may need to ask you to repeat things.
  • We may get disconnected because technology might fail before or during our session.
  • Although every effort is made to reduce confidentiality breaches, breaches may occur for various reasons, like a patients participation in a non-private space where others may hear what is discussed. 


To reduce the effect of these limitations, I may ask you to describe how you are feeling, thinking, and/or acting in more detail than I would during a face-to-face session. You may also feel that you need to describe your feelings, thoughts, and/or actions in more detail than you would during a face-to-face session.

Helpful Resources

SAMHSA---Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services AdministrationSuicide and Crisis LifelineDomestic Violence Hotline

I am not what happened to me, I am what I choose to become.


Carl Jung


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