Psychotherapy is not a pretty sounding word. It sounds “psycho” and scary almost. But psychotherapy is exactly the opposite.

Definition: Personal counselling or intentional relationship used by psychotherapists to aid clients in problems of living.

The definition sounds simple enough, but finding a psychotherapist is not always simple. Take New York, for example. New York is quite large and finding a psychotherapist there may be a daunting task. To add to the stress of finding a psychotherapist amidst the thousands across New York, imagine being a newcomer to the big city, needing a psychotherapist and having no contacts. What a nightmare!

There are ways to find a psychotherapist in New York:

Online search engine results – fruitful but overwhelming
Yellow page listings in the local phone book – again, fruitful but overwhelming
Referrals – someone you trust recommends a psychotherapist
Therapist-specific websites – therapists may set up their own websites

When looking for a psychotherapist, all the above options can be scary and create fear, which does not help the client’s state of mind. The process of finding the right psychotherapist can be stressful and nerve-wracking. Where does one go to get reliable information on psychotherapists in New York without the hassle of sifting through lists of unknown and possibly unreliable professionals? 

Yellow pages are hit and miss. Referrals may not be as reliable as one would hope.

Amidst all the confusion and headache of looking for the right psychotherapist is a glimmer of hope that combines psychotherapist listings and valuable information for those seeking psychotherapy. Modern technology of the Internet is vast and wide-spread and offers locating systems for clients who are in need of a psychotherapist. For someone in New York or any other area of the world, the Internet is a valuable resource of information. There are websites that provide psychotherapist location(s), contact details, license number(s) – important to verify validity of licenses, and personal notes from professionals as well as their specialty.

Finding a psychotherapist does not have to be a headache. It can be almost fun as you search through profiles personalized by each psychotherapist. Find the right psychotherapist for you through the Internet.

 

 

Medical Careers : How to Become a Psychotherapist – Becoming a psychotherapist requires a bachelor’s degree in psychology, and a master’s or doctorate program in a specific field before completing required supervised hours in the field. Consider becoming a psychotherapist with tips from a practice administrator in this free video on career information. Expert: Mark MacBayne Bio: Mark MacBayne, with a Master of Public Health degree, is a practice manager at the University of California San Francisco Medical Center. Filmmaker: Bing Hu

 

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