Privacy and Online Therapy
Online counseling platforms use encrypted communication methods, but you need to protectyour privacy onyour end as well.
Talk to your therapist behind closed doors, as you would talk to your therapist in real life. The lack of privacy is not only distracting, but also unsafe.
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