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  • Q&A with Australian Health Practitioners

    How does Telehealth Psychology Work?

    I feel like I could do with some help with some issues I've been going through. I live in a regional area & don't have access so was curious to see what is involved with Telehealth Psychology
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    • Laura MacCombie
    • Mark Hutchens
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  • Laura MacCombie

    Clinical Psychologist, Psychologist

    Laura is a Clinical Psychologist is over 10 years experience. She uses a variety of therapies including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), mindfulness based therapy, Acceptance … View Profile

    Telehealth sessions are provided via videoconferencing or telephone and can be done from the comfort and privacy of your own home. Since the pandemic, Telehealth has become a more popular, convenient and safer option to conduct therapy.

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  • Mark Hutchens

    Psychologist, Psychotherapist

    My goal is to help clients understand and care for themselves, achieve improved mental, emotional health, and realise more of their desired life. Treating the … View Profile

    Telehealth for psychology sessions is easy to use. Immediately before our session, I will send you an email containing a link to join a video session I have already started. Then, you only have to click the link, and we will meet in the video session. All you need is a device with a camera and a microphone, ideally a computer, but it could also be a tablet or a phone.

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