Talking to a therapist online

Would you like to talk to a therapist online in private? 

Learn how to eliminate anxiety or depression. Speak with a Therapist Online over Skype for highly effective online mindfulness-based therapy for Anxiety and Depression, Social Anxiety Disorder and Agoraphobia, Addictions, Post Traumatic Disorder (PTSD) or any other emotional problems not requiring medical treatment. 

Contact me to discover more about this online counseling service and to schedule a Skype therapy session with me. 

Online Therapy provides greater anonymity for you. Welcome. My name is Peter Strong and I am a professional online therapist and I offer online therapy via Skype. If you'd like to talk to a therapist online anonymously, I invite you to go to my website and learn more about the online therapy service that I provide. Simply email me with any questions you have about online therapy and I'll be happy to answer them, and when you feel ready we can schedule a Skype therapy session. 

People prefer the anonymity and greater privacy offered by online therapy. It makes it much easier for you because you can have your sessions at home, in the privacy of your own home, without having to talk to a therapist in person or visit a therapist's office, which can be a little intimidating to many people, especially if you're suffering from anxiety, depression or addiction. So if you're interested in the online therapy services I provide do please email me and we can schedule a trial therapy session over Skype. 

During the trial therapy session, you will see it yourself just how effective this approach is. I offer mindfulness therapy because that's my particular interests and many people seek me out because of my interests and expertise in this area of mindfulness therapy. This is a system that I developed several years ago now, and works very well through Skype. 

Really what you need more than anything, I would suggest, is to learn how to manage your emotions more effectively, how to break the habit of becoming overwhelmed by your anxiety or depression or compulsion. And also learning to create the right internal conditions that help those emotional states heal and change. The real problem for most people is that they become habitually identified with their emotions and that they react to them with avoidance or aversion. 

So identification, avoidance and aversion are the primary problems that stop anxiety and depression from healing. Mindfulness is the opposite. It teaches you how to develop balance in relationship to your emotions and thoughts. It teaches you how to break that habit of becoming identified and overwhelmed. It teaches you how to develop greater conscious awareness, which is what emotions need in order to heal. And it teaches you how to develop non-aversion, or friendliness towards those emotions that are trying to heal within you. When you push your emotions away they will not heal. It's only when you actually learn to develop a friendly and therefore a conscious relationship with them that they can heal. 

And in most cases they heal quite quickly and in direct proportion to how friendly you are with your own emotions. We all know the importance of facing your emotions. Well, when you develop friendliness to your painful emotions you are increasing the benefits of that wise advice many, many times over, because friendliness increases conscious engagement with whatever you are friendly towards, and this is precisely what anxiety and depression needs. It needs your friendliness and your consciousness in order to heal. 

So if you are looking for greater privacy and you are interested in the anonymity of online therapy and if you're interested in the mindfulness approach, I invite you to email me and let's schedule a trial therapy session. Thank you. 

GO TO MY CONTACT PAGE TO SCHEDULE ONLINE THERAPY VIA SKYPE WITH ME

Online Therapy via Skype is available for the USA, Canada, UK & Western Europe.

Go to my main website to learn more and to schedule a Skype Therapy session: Online Mindfulness Therapy

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