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Online Counselling Practice
Online Counselling Practice
Online Counselling Practice
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Online counselling practice is written to assist practitioners providing online counselling practice in various settings and also working individually as private practitioners. Online counselling practice can be seen as another method of providing counselling online with the use of technology today. There are many ways of establishing and preparing yourself for online counselling practice and this eBook provides practitioners with ideas and information for working in the area of online counselling practice.

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Release dateMar 30, 2015
ISBN9781311012272
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    Online Counselling Practice - Lisa Laba Sarkis

    Online Counselling Practice

    Lisa Laba Sarkis

    Copyright © 2015 Lisa Laba Sarkis, Power of Mind

    All rights reserved.

    Distributed by Smashwords

    First published in 2015

    This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this ebook with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each person you share it with. If you’re reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then you should return to Smashwords.com and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author.

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    The aim of this eBook is to provide counsellors and private practitioners with awareness and direction to work ethically online in an international environment. With specific knowledge of online counselling and responsible ethical practice, mental health practitioners can take advantage of the immense possibilities of online counselling and start their own online counselling practice.

    Lisa Laba Sarkis

    CONTENTS

    Chapter 1:

    What is Online Counselling?

    What are the Advantages of Online Counselling?

    How do you define your own online counselling practice

    Establishing and setting up your online counselling practice

    Marketing and Research involved in establishing your online counselling practice

    Chapter 2:

    Concerns with online counselling

    Privacy involved in online counselling practice

    Professional liability in online counselling practice

    Duty to warn or protect in online counselling practice

    Duty to report child abuse and neglect in online counselling practice

    Ethical Issues in online counselling practice

    Informed Consent

    Confidentiality in online counselling practice

    Chapter 3:

    Should Counselling/Therapy be practiced online?

    Technology and computer skills required

    Reluctance and difficulty to seek counselling/therapy

    Vulnerability in seeking counselling/therapy

    Avoidance of Counselling/Therapy issues

    Chapter 4:

    Social Stigma

    Stigma attached to seeking counselling/therapy

    Why are people reluctant to seek counselling?

    Reluctance to seek counselling

    Lack of education and awareness about counselling services

    Having difficulty expressing your concerns in person

    Chapter 5:

    Email counselling responses

    Telephone counselling through the internet

    Face to face counselling through the internet

    How do you develop a good therapeutic relationship?

    What might the client go through prior seeking counselling treatment?

    Chapter 6:

    Clients not suitable for online counselling

    Referral database

    What do you need to know as an online practitioner?

    Risks that may be involved with online counselling practice

    Chapter 7:

    Advantages of working in company online:

    Advantages working as a sole private practitioner online:

    Disadvantages of working as a sole private practitioner online:

    Skills required for online presence

    Building your referral contacts

    Advertising and marketing materials needed

    Chapter 8:

    Create a list of goals you would like to achieve

    There may be many things to consider in creating online presence

    Trust and openness

    Skills and confidence

    Setting up your online counselling website

    Other people’s views on online counselling practice

    Chapter 9:

    Cultural issues in counselling practice

    What may be stopping you from providing online counselling practice?

    Reluctant to provide your online counselling practice

    Stigma related to the counselling therapeutic profession

    Keeping boundaries online

    Time limits in online counselling practice

    Online client contacts

    Chapter 10:

    Insurance in online

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