
Does Telehealth Therapy Really Work? (A Catholic Therapist Explains)
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Many Catholics wonder whether online therapy can truly offer the same healing as meeting face-to-face. In this episode, Catholic therapist Adam Cross, LMFT (#116623) explores the question: Does telehealth therapy really work?
Drawing from his own clinical experience, Adam breaks down the pros and cons of telehealth and in-person therapy, how both approaches serve the human person, and what it means to encounter Christ in the digital age of counseling.
Topics covered: • Why telehealth became essential after COVID and how it changed therapy • The spiritual and relational power of being physically present • Accessibility and opportunity—how telehealth expands Catholic therapy • What research says about the effectiveness of online sessions • When in-person therapy is better for children and teens • How trust, honesty, and fit matter more than format • Finding faithful Catholic therapists, wherever you live • Why healing begins in vulnerability, not proximity
Tune in for a thoughtful and encouraging reflection on how faith and technology can work together for healing—showing that grace can reach us anywhere, even through a screen.
Have questions? Visit my website: adamcrossmft.com Adam Cross, LMFT #116623
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