12 Reasons To Get Online Counselling

Why Online Counselling Works

1. Easy to contact. Just email, call or text. (see below)

2. Easy to book. Appointments booked within 24 hours.

3. Easy scheduling. Book at times that work for you.

4. Getting help is easier. People who may have a social
     stigma, fears, anxiety, depression or other concerns
     may not have reached out before now.

5. Convenient. You can have your appointment without leaving your home, office or hotel
     room using Skype, phone or messaging.

6. Transportation challenges are not a concern - No travel time, gas expense or weather
     concerns.

7. Confidential. You conduct your appointments in private, whether at home, office or on the
     road.

8. Easy payment. Made by a secured email money transfer.

9. There are no geographical boundaries. Clients can be anywhere in the world. Internet access
     is all that's required.

10. No physical challenges. Clients with physical or mobility challenges can easily access help.

11. Remote areas. Clients that live in more remote areas can access help that may not otherwise
      be available.

12. Online counselling costs less. Sessions are $45 for half an hour and $85 per hour.

Find out yourself about the convenience of online therapy today. Book your appointment for more information. Others have found it convenient and beneficial.

Leland Clipperton, H.S.C.

Leland@CounsellingandMediation.com

www.CounsellingndMediation.com 705-999-2107 (office)

www.lelandclipperton.blogspot.com 905-510-9117 (cell)

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