Telehealth

On quarantine or have difficulty physically making it into the office to meet? No problem.

Telehealth can be extraordinarily useful to individuals/families who are quarantining due to the pandemic, live in a remote area, are home with an infant or other children, have an extremely busy schedule, currently have a child in the NICU or have been recently released from the NICU and are on quarantine.

Telehealth sessions offer a different "feel" from traditional, in-person therapy in that they make it more challenging to pick up on subtle body-language cues, however it can still provide the same guidance, reassurance and healing as in-person sessions. Clients will be responsible to ensure their confidentiality so it is best if you can find a time when you have privacy and a room in your home it is unlikely someone else will enter during the time of session. Additionally, we will need to collaboratively develop a "safety plan" for what steps we will take should you feel you need a higher level of care or that things have become unsafe for any reason.