Yesterday, I had a professional meeting in a “chat room.” I must admit I’m still getting used to this concept. It seems so different than sitting in person with a group of people. People that I experience as more talkative in person seemed more reserved on-line. It’s odd to have people fill the space with a “smiley face” or a question mark rather than saying “ummmmm or hmmmmmmm.” I’m sure there are people holding therapy groups in chat rooms. There is certainly nothing preventing it from happening. In fact, considering how expansive the internet is, a therapy group would provide a worldwide experience of issues commonly discussed within the context of a very finite community. And who knows what insights might come from that. Have you tried chat room group therapy? Would you? What do you think?
-
Category Cloud
Tags
12 step 12 steps AA acoa addiction addictions affairs alanon alcoholism anger anger management BCD chicago chicago therapist chicago therapy clutter addiction cost of therapy counseling couples counseling couples therapy divorce downtown chicago and therapy find a therapist find a therapist in chicago finding a therapist in chicago group therapy individual therapy insurance coverage for therapy LCSW lindsey lohan mad marital counseling psychology today psychotherapy recovery sexual abuse shopping addiction sober chicago sobriety substance abuse support groups therapist therapy therapy in chicago tiger woods-
Recent Posts
- google-site-verification: google46bbd7120ed260f2.html
-
Blog Stats
- 13,210 hits
