About Our Blog
Our blog is written by practicing professionals who offer online counseling services. Their advice, tips, and experiences are shared to inspire and educate peers, clients, and those seeking to learn more.
27
Oct2017
Offering online therapy can be extremely rewarding both for you, the mental health provider, and for your clients. Here’s the top 10 reasons why it’s awesome.
1. Ease & Convenience –
Nothing beats the convenience of online therapy for both you and your client. Save time by saying good bye ... Read More
20
Oct2017
If you’ve ever wondered how to grow your practice, we’ve got some answers. We’ve partnered with Lisa Wozniak and Woz Marketing to bring you all iTherapy providers a free marketing ... Read More
06
Oct2017
In late 2015, Dr. Amber Lyda was at a cross roads. She’d spent the last 10 years working at University counseling centers and, while it was a good ... Read More
05
Oct2017
Yesterday we announced our new features and partner services – what we call Jumpstart Your Practice.
The response has been incredible. Since we’ve launched our Counseling ... Read More
04
Oct2017
Today we’re happy to announce Jumpstart Your Practice.
Since Carol & Forrest Pulley started iTherapy back in 2010, our goal has always been to help people who asked Carol, “How’d ... Read More
02
Oct2017
Back in 2007, iTherapy’s co-Founder Carol Pulley, started her ... Read More
29
Sep2017
As a psychologist, you know you need some tools to do your best work. A phone number and email where people can reach you are essential for finding clients, ... Read More
09
Aug2017
As Mental Health Professionals, you pursue your passion – Helping People. However, your practice is also your business! If your business is not successful, you won’t be able to pursue ... Read More
31
Jul2017
You’ve finished school, you’ve got your license, you’ve started your own private practice. There’s just one thing to add – clients.
Many education programs do not include how to market your practice.
But as your private practice experts, we’re here to help ... Read More
22
Feb2017
Women who undergo traumatic experiences are twice as likely to develop PTSD as men(A.P.A., n.d.). While ... Read More
