Getting the support you need shouldn't always require adding another commute to your day.

At Oakline Counseling, telehealth counseling provides a convenient way to connect with a mental health professional through secure video sessions from the privacy and comfort of your home or another appropriate location.

Whether you're managing a busy schedule, balancing work and family responsibilities, have transportation challenges, or simply prefer the convenience of meeting online, telehealth can make counseling more accessible.

Our goal is to provide the same compassionate, personalized support you would expect from Oakline Counseling—wherever you are within the areas we are authorized to serve.

Is Online Therapy Right for You?

For many clients, telehealth offers greater flexibility and convenience while still providing meaningful opportunities to work toward their counseling goals.

Online counseling may be helpful if you:

• Have a busy work or family schedule

• Prefer receiving counseling from home

• Have difficulty traveling to appointments

• Live farther away from the counseling office

• Have caregiving responsibilities

• Want greater flexibility when scheduling appointments

• Feel more comfortable talking from a familiar environment

• Need counseling while maintaining a demanding professional schedule

Your therapist can help determine whether telehealth is an appropriate option based on your individual circumstances and treatment needs.

What Is Telehealth Counseling?

Telehealth counseling, sometimes called online therapy or virtual counseling, allows you to meet with your therapist remotely using a secure video platform.

Instead of traveling to an office, you can attend your scheduled counseling session using a computer, tablet, or smartphone with a reliable internet connection.

Telehealth may be used for individual counseling, couples counseling, and other appropriate behavioral health services based on your needs and whether virtual care is clinically appropriate for your situation.

What Can We Address Through Telehealth?

Depending on your individual needs and the services provided by your clinician, telehealth counseling may provide support for concerns such as:

• Anxiety and excessive worry

• Depression and emotional difficulties

• Stress and burnout

• Grief and loss

• Relationship concerns

• Life transitions

• Self-esteem and confidence

• Emotional regulation

• Work-related stress

• Family concerns

• Personal growth

• Trauma-related concerns when clinically appropriate

Your treatment plan will be developed according to your individual goals and circumstances.