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Resources for Therapists

Sometimes we have so much to share that we created a list of resources to make it easier for your access. 

For Therapist

Books

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IFS

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BRAINSPOTTING

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PROLONGED

EXPOSURE

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THERAPY

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GRIEF

Equipments

First of all, if you do not have a physical office but do not want to use your home address, you can use the option called Ipostal.  In this service, you can redirect your mail to be sent to your home, or you can drive there to pick it up yourself. We have been using it for a couple of years without a problem.*Some states and insurances requires a physical location.

Equipment recommendations for therapists who are setting up their Telehealth practice on their own and for those who need an update. In addition, we added some other accessories you might need to consider such as camera cover for privacy.*

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STRENGTH INTERNET

CONNECTIOM

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MICROPHONES

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SCREEN PROTECTION

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REDUCE NOISE

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HEADPHONES/

EARPHONES

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WEBCAM

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COMPUTER/PHONE STAND/DESK

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Internet Connection

STRENGTH INTERNET CONNECTION

Due to many circumstances, many providers became caught with the lack of a good connection to use during the telehealth sessions. In some areas, a better connection is not even possible as the internet providers do not offer any other options. Below is an example of how you can strengthen your internet signal. In addition, it is recommended:

  1. Close all the internet tabs while working with the client, have one note program open if you prefer to not use paper;

  2. Make sure other people are not using the internet to stream services (Netflix, games, etc.), and recommend the client to do the same. 

  3. Close all the programs on your computer  (Word, Excel, etc), even if they do not use the internet connection, they will use your computer's speed.

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Option 1

Option 2

Option 3 - If you don't want to spend much, here is an example of a good one that I personally use to help with my connection before and helped. You can also connect to a cable directly to your computer.

SCREEN PROTECTION

Buying a new pair of eyeglasses is not even possible and some of them are just not comfortable. I would also add an extension to your internet called Blue Light Filter Guard on your chrome web store, or even adding to your Windows program, or Firefox browser.

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Screen Protection

LIGHT

It is critical that the lighting in your online conference enables the camera to view the participants well. Proper lighting minimizes shadows that might distort a person's face emotions or look. Below are some options that you can easily bring with you and/or do not have much space in your desk.

OPTION I
Lightbar helps to smooth the shades caused by the different changes in the brightness, such as daylight or room ceiling lights. You can place it on the side of your computer.

OPTION II

This option is easy to place at your desk and the stick and it is extendable.

OPTION III

Otherwise, place it behind the computer.

OPTION III
You can use it with a small desk (see computer support tools below this page)

OPTION IV

This is an option of clip lights with a phone holder

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Ring light for travelers

If you are a world explorer, you can have this option that fits in any bag and does not overheat. You can clip at your computer screen, mobile, or tablet. You have a limited battery charge, but you can plug with the USB.

OPTION I

It comes with options for warmer to cool light. Who said that self-light is just for vanity?

OPTION II

For travelers, it comes with options of brightness

Light
COMPUTER/PHONE STAND/DESK

WEBCAM

It is critical that the lighting in your online conference enables the camera to view the participants well. Proper lighting minimizes shadows that might distort a person's face emotions or look. Below are some options that you can easily bring with you and/or do not have much space in your desk.

OPTION I

IBoth options I and II have a cover for privacy

OPTION II

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OPTION III

It has a wider range. Great with you need the client to have a wider view of your office. The quality is great!

OPTION IV

It has a wider range. Great with you need the client to have a wider view of your office. The quality is great!

WEBCAM accessories

If your computer has an excellent webcam, make sure to have privacy by adding a Webcam/camera cover to it.

Webcam

MICROPHONES

If you would like to have a very clear voice during your video session it is a great option. You can also use it for podcast. Plus, you can have acoustic panels and/or accessories to help with the echo.

OPTION I
Not cheap but worth every penny and long-lasting

OPTION II
If you need to travel and need better voice input.

ACESSORIES OPTION I

Sound baffle helps to decrease the perception of inside/outside noise.

OPTION II
Diffuse Acoustic Panel

OPTION III
Art was specifically created to absorb sound. They have other prints options

Microphones

REDUCE NOISE

Being at a home office or a place where the walls are not soundproof can be a challenge when we think about a client's confidentiality. Here some options to be added to your office or even your room (if you are a client).

OPTION I - couple options of noise

OPTION II - FOR TRAVELERS or temporary places to work

OPTION III - With REMOTE CONTROL

Reduce Noise

HEADPHONES

Some connections depending on the internet strength can create static at the sound, and sometimes a headphone is a great option not just for it but also to help with CONFIDENTIALITY.

OPTION I

Sound baffle helps to decrease the perception of inside/outside noise.

OPTION II
6 hours battery and can charge really fast. There is an option for noise canceling which works great!

OPTION III
6 Hours, plus a case that charges fast for up to 16 hours and 32 hours if you a bud alone. It takes 5 minutes to charge.

OPTION IV

Listen for up to 6 hours on a single charge. The charging case provides an additional 12 hours

OPTION V

If you want to fancy it up, this is a great option. More than 17 hours of battery. The foam covers your whole ear and it doesn't hurt after using it for many hours as other of the same style

OPTION V

We tested and the sound is amazing. Feels very comfortable.  20 hours of listening, movie watching, or talk time with Active Noise Cancellation and spatial audio enabled

​OTHER OPTIONS
No earplugs - some people get ear infections easily. Here are two options:

OPTION I
Bose wearables - a great option, and the client think typically is part of our clothing, plus you can change the cover for other colors.

OPTION II

​Magnetic charging cables charge the headphones in 2 hours. 10 day standby time.

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OPTION II

We tested and the sound is amazing. Feels very comfortable.  20 hours of listening, movie watching, or talk time with Active Noise Cancellation and spatial audio enabled

Heaphones

COMPUTER/PHONE SUPPORT/DESK

The position of your camera needs to be adjusted too. Some tools are below to help you. Yes, we can use books and boxes, but you can use the products below in other places when you cannot be caring around books and boxes...

OPTION I
Computer support with a mouse space and fan to prevent computer overheating
A great option for people who sometimes need to move from the desk to a chair. You can adjust height and inclination. You can carry it in your bag if you travel or need to change offices temporally. Great quality!

OPTION II

If you are tired of seating on your chair, you have the option to seat on the sofa and place your computer on it. Add the small ring lights to that or the other clip lights!

OPTION III
If you do have much space and need a plan B! Plus it helps if you want to stand time to time.

​OPTION V
If space is not an option at home or the desk is too small, this is a great deal

​OPTION V
Here is another option that you can also add a computer or a screening.

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Last updated March 22, 2020

 

 

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