Posted AT 12:00 PM EDT on 22/04/06
On-line therapy: the faceless cure?
At first, Toronto therapist Kali Munro was a little leery about meeting her clients in a chat room. What about privacy? If the client used the name "Blackdog" or "Sweetiepie," who else would log in, lurk or, worse, leak the confidential information?
Click forward a few years. Kali Munro, now president-elect for the International Society for Mental Health Online, considers e-therapy a good alternative to face-to-face help.
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