ent effects that were largely equivalent to face-to-face delivered interventions across 281 individual outcomes and 4336 clients.
Two main points the study made were:
- The therapist being face-to-face physically with a client does not appear essential to generating therapeutic outcomes, and,
- There are few meaningful differences in intervention or assessment outcomes between online and face-to-face delivery of counselling.
Thus online therapy can work just as effectively as face to face therapy.
ent effects that were largely equivalent to face-to-face delivered interventions across 281 individual outcomes and 4336 clients.
Two main points the study made were:
- The therapist being face-to-face physically with a client does not appear essential to generating therapeutic outcomes, and,
- There are few meaningful differences in intervention or assessment outcomes between online and face-to-face delivery of counselling.
Thus online therapy can work just as effectively as face to face therapy.
