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• 10.30.08
  Online Therapy Institute opens in Second Life Business in Virtual Worlds, Education in Virtual Worlds, Identity and Expression, Second Life | (4)

  If you're looking for information about online counseling, clinical supervision and the impact of technology on mental health, then the newly-launched Online Therapy Institute (OTI) is the place to visit. The center has just launched its presence in Second Life, according to MMD Newswire. Founded by Kate Anthony and DeeAnna Merz Nagel, both former Presidents of the International Society for Mental Health Online, the OTI is a think tank for all issues related to e-therapy. The center is interested in some of the key therapy-related issues of our day, including Internet and cybersex addictions, gaming, virtual worlds, and social networking. ...

  Tagged: British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy, counseling, e-therapy, mental health services, online counseling, Online Therapy Institute, social networking, therapy in Second Life
  

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