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Big Ideas, Real Impact.

Every event we host is designed with intention, from the atmosphere we create to the way each session flows.

UPCOMING EXPERIENCES
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"Clients value the flexibility, being in their own space or the convenience of their kids meeting virtually at school"

✅ "Clients that feel anxious about coming into an office, or struggle with getting out of the house due to a variety of reasons, such as child care, prefer this option"

✅ "As a therapist, there is added value in meeting clients in a variety of settings as it's another window into getting to know you. I have the honor of seeing special treasures, loved pets, and even the dynamics of a family that can offer you in-the-moment support"

✅ "The other truth is I want you to find a fit that works for you. If at any time, it does not seem to fit then I will support you in finding what does. Virtual counseling is just one of many ways to be in counseling, just like you may like a certain type of humor, lots of encouragement, or direct interactions you may prefer virtual or in-person. It is important to value what works for you. The benefits come when you find the right fit for you"

This ALL goes on your Virtual Therapy Effectiveness page, where you have room to let it breathe and really connect with parents.

Page 1: Virtual Therapy Effectiveness Page

(You said you already have this - just expand it)

What to include:

Section 1: Research & Credibility

  • Virtual therapy outcomes equal in-person

  • Link to studies (APA, ACA research on teletherapy)

  • "Interested in the research? Learn more here"

Section 2: Practical Benefits Your original content from the long FAQ answer:

  • Flexibility

  • Own space comfort

  • School-hour convenience

  • No childcare barriers

  • Reduces anxiety about office visits

  • Parents value kids meeting virtually at school

Section 3: The Therapist Perspective Your original content:

  • "As a therapist, there's added value in meeting clients in various settings"

  • Special treasures, loved pets, family dynamics

  • Window into your world

  • In-the-moment support from family

Section 4: The Teleo Platform

  • Name and explain Teleo here

  • "I use Teleo, a telehealth platform specifically designed for play therapy and therapeutic activities with children"

  • Interactive sand trays, dollhouses, collaborative drawing

  • Movement-friendly sessions

  • "This platform transforms virtual sessions from 'staring at a screen' to genuinely engaging therapeutic experiences"

  • Maybe embed your YouTube play therapy video here too

Section 5: Technology Requirements

  • What parents need (device, internet)

  • Privacy tips

  • What if connection drops

Section 6: Finding Your Fit Your original "fit" content:

  • "The other truth is I want you to find a fit that works for you"

  • Different preferences (humor, encouragement, direct interactions)

  • Virtual vs in-person is like any other preference

  • "If at any time it doesn't seem to fit, I'll support you in finding what does"

  • "The benefits come when you find the right fit for you"

Section 7: Getting Started

  • CTA: Ready to try virtual therapy?

  • Link to contact form

  • Link to schedule

Page 2: Play Therapy Page (Optional - future project)

If you want to create this later, include:

  • What is play therapy

  • Who it helps (ages, issues)

  • Your approach

  • Virtual play therapy specifics

  • Teleo platform details

  • Your YouTube video embedded

  • Examples of activities

  • What parents can expect

For now, just link to your Virtual Therapy page and your YouTube video from the FAQ.

Page 3: EMDR Therapy Page (Optional - future project)

You're linking to EMDRIA now, which is fine! But if you want to create your own page later:

  • What is EMDR

  • What it treats (trauma, anxiety, perfectionism)

  • Your approach to EMDR

  • What to expect in sessions

  • Phases of EMDR

  • Virtual EMDR (how it works online)

  • Link to EMDRIA for research

  • Getting started