Anonymous #1 1w

Absolutely, it certainly is not a replacement. If I had adequate mental health services in rural areas I’d much rather be using it

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Anonymous OP 1w

Maybe you could look into telehealth? There might still be restrictions on doing it across state lines though

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Anonymous #1 1w

Honestly, Im not against telehealth, but it’s not the type of experience that works for me. I work from home, so part of therapy is getting a new environment when I’m not around the same people that can hear me through the walls. There’s something about human to human spaces I really appreciate, and phone calls don’t do it for me, it’s harder for me to get vulnerable

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Anonymous OP 1w

Mmm that makes sense. I do my telehealth visits over a video call so I can see her, but it doesn’t work as well for everyone. I figured I’d bring it up if there aren’t good therapists around you. It would take an hour to get to mine and it’s way easier to see her over a video call

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