Telemedicine and Teletherapy

Teletherapy, Columbia Treatment Center (CTC)

As COVID-19 spreads, telemedicine and teletherapy has emerged as a dominant technology all over the world. Also called virtual care, eHealth, online therapy, and audio-conferencing, our clinicians have been providing these services to select clients for several years. We call our teletherapy services Maven Online, coming from the Hebrew name of one who understands, and we are committed to increasing its potential.

Individual Sessions and Virtual Groups

In recent weeks, we are further embracing this technique with all of our current and new clients, expanding it to include not only individual sessions, but groups as well. Last week alone our counselors held virtual groups with a combined total of 87 clients in attendance, and many clients are grateful to continue their therapy with the group members they have spent so much time getting to know.

No one knows what the future holds, but we can say with certainty that Maven Online is here to stay.

Learn more about how our teletherapy work — about Maven Online.

Here are instructions for using teletherapy with us — How it Works.

GET STARTED

About Columbia Treatment Center during the COVID-19 pandemic:

Maven Online Therapy (teletherapy)We are offering telehealth (online) options for groups, evaluations, and individuals. If you are a current client, check your email for updates about registering for telehealth. If you are a new client, please call our helpful front desk team at 410-730-1333 to make an appointment. During the Coronavirus shutdown, for your safety, all appointments are held via tele-therapy, which you can do safely and conveniently from your home.

If you’re feeling anxious during this difficult time, please give us a call.

Also, you can find our Servicios en Español.

Read more about how teletherapy, its popularity in the pandemic, and the future — View Article “Teletherapy, Popular in the Pandemic, May Outlast It” (New York Times)

Eileen Dewey, LCSW-C - Director of CAC“People find that remote therapy is so convenient that they prefer it.”

Credit: Jeff Wilser, New York Times