Philippa Weitz and Adrian Rhodes

Face to Face Counseling vs. Online Counseling

Today we have our first panel discussion! And what a distinguished panel it is:

Philippa Weitz is a returning guest, she is the author of Psychotherapy 2.0 and

Managing Director of PW Training, which is a training program for online therapists.

Adrian Rhodes is a past president of European Association for Psychotherapy and

has over 40 years experience in the helping field. Adrian is a recent graduate of

Philippa’s training program and has written an article about looking to Online

Therapy as a distinctly different approach to psychotherapy. We have a lively and

friendly discussion about the differences of online counseling and face to face

counseling and also explore how things are progressing in the UK for Online

Therapy in general.

Resources:

PW Training: www.pwtraining.com

Adrian Rhodes: http://adrianrhodes.net

Blog article: http://pwtacademy.online/blog/

Today we travel to Switzerland to speak with Claudia Pluss, CEO of Perceptiko and

developer of Catch Eye – a plug in technology that adjusts the appearance of our

eyes online to improve eye contact. One of the few problems of doing online

counseling is maintaining good eye contact with our clients. If we are looking at

their image on the screen, we aren’t looking directly into the camera – which can

make it appear that we aren’t making eye contact. It’s a nuanced thing – but as we

all know as therapists, good eye contact is really important to the therapeutic

relationship. This plug in solves the problem – and does so much more! It improves

lighting and can even adjust our background. I think it’s a game changer and I’m so

pleased to have the actual developer of this technology join us to talk about it.

And it’s FREE!

www.catch-eye.com

www.perceptiko.com

Diann is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has taken the leap into Life Coaching.

She has a fascinating story of how she used coaches to grow her Private Practice and

found that the process really resonated with her. As a result, she has gotten

extensive training in Life Coaching and is now embarking on a new phase of her

career – focusing on Women in Mid-Life who also have ADHD. She has extensive

experience with connecting with her clients online and I was captivated by her

story.

www.diannwingertcoaching.com