Telehealth info for kids & teens
Are you a fellow clinician in WA attending to kids and youth via Telehealth? Here at Masters Psychology, we love resourcing fellow clinicians with content we find useful. Add to cart and email and download. The ebook outlines how to Telehealth with children and youth.
It includes:
> Knowing if a client is suitable for Telehealth
> Letting the child/young person know what to expect
> Knowing and doing what works for you and your client
> How to try something new, embrace the mess, embrace the space
> Reviewing goals and expectations
> Risk analysis
> Accepting limitations
> Resources & references
Are you a fellow clinician in WA attending to kids and youth via Telehealth? Here at Masters Psychology, we love resourcing fellow clinicians with content we find useful. Add to cart and email and download. The ebook outlines how to Telehealth with children and youth.
It includes:
> Knowing if a client is suitable for Telehealth
> Letting the child/young person know what to expect
> Knowing and doing what works for you and your client
> How to try something new, embrace the mess, embrace the space
> Reviewing goals and expectations
> Risk analysis
> Accepting limitations
> Resources & references
Are you a fellow clinician in WA attending to kids and youth via Telehealth? Here at Masters Psychology, we love resourcing fellow clinicians with content we find useful. Add to cart and email and download. The ebook outlines how to Telehealth with children and youth.
It includes:
> Knowing if a client is suitable for Telehealth
> Letting the child/young person know what to expect
> Knowing and doing what works for you and your client
> How to try something new, embrace the mess, embrace the space
> Reviewing goals and expectations
> Risk analysis
> Accepting limitations
> Resources & references
Since 2019, telehealth has become a new normal for many mental health practitioners, with varying degrees of comfort, familiarity, and engagement with the process across the eld. Those of us in Perth and the rest of Western Australia have, with a few exceptions, been relatively able to continue face-to-face therapy as usual throughout the Covid-19 pandemic. However, the increase of Covid-19 cases in our communities and the impending opening of our borders makes a return to telehealth services likely. At Masters Psychology we understand how important it is for clients to remain connected to supports and services during times of stress and change. O ering telehealth services for those who are unable to attend the clinic in person is one way we can provide care that is tailored to speci c needs. Telehealth is as feasible, acceptable, and e ective as face-to-face therapy, and provides many bene ts for clients including accessibility, exibility, convenience, and continuity of care.