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Teletherapy Interventions to use With Children and Teens: A Resource Guide

$35.00

Version 2 of the A 100-page digital resource guide designed for mental health professionals who work with children and teens online. Inside are interventions that can be used, considerations for safety, and even tips on how to address teletherapy fatigue. Created by Guidance Teletherapy Clinical Director Ariel Landrum with the hopes of supporting her colleagues as they navigate the digital realm. (New Version has updated links and corrections on grammatical errors— Guide is sold “As Is”)

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EXPECTATIONS: This resource guide has access to a variety of clinical directives, online resources, and detailed information about navigating online therapy. Ariel provides a variety of examples of how she may use an intervention. Her hope is that this guide will help inspire other clinicians in their online therapy work. When reviewing interventions, consider how they can be changed or adapted. Though Ariel considers herself proficient in online therapy with children and teens, anyone using this guide should apply their own expertise and flavor. Use this as a stepping stone in expanding and excelling in online therapy.

CONSIDERATIONS: The resource guide was created to support other licensed mental health professionals, as they navigate the digital realm to provide treatment. Many interventions listed are ones that Ariel uses in her practice. Therefore, they are designed with her identified treatment modalities and experiences she has gained throughout her years doing online therapy. This resource guide isn't meant to be a comprehensive list of online solutions or interventions. Tips, tricks, and suggestions are simply ideas that have worked for Ariel, her practice, and her clients. They may not work with the same results for others.

Interventions in this resource guide are intended to be used by professionals. They should be facilitated through HIPAA compliant telehealth software. The use of any intervention from this resource guide should be conducted with the understanding that they complement, not replace, the client's current treatment plan. It is highly encouraged that professionals utilize their best clinical judgment, before using any intervention. It is also highly encouraged that they consult supervisors and colleagues to ensure appropriate implementation.

Interventions are given a title, directions, and/or examples of clinical considerations. Professionals are expected to consider the mitigating factors that affect their specific client, before implementation. These include, but are not limited to, their client's socio-economic status, personal and familial culture, and cognitive abilities.

Any web links for additional material, such as videos or Podcasts, are provided by the sole discretion of Ariel and Guidance Teletherapy, but are not necessarily vetted, reviewed, or fully endorsed by them. Additionally, the owners of these supplemental materials are not affiliates or sponsors of Ariel or Guidance Teletherapy. They are provided simply to give additional resources to mental health professionals working with children and teens. Lastly, as the Internet is ever-changing, therefore some hyperlinks may not be accessible at the time of purchase.

UPDATES: Please be aware that this resource guide does get updated when Ariel or Guidance Teletherapy has been notified that weblink is not working, or if there are other websites and options that can be used for particular interventions. Additionally, there are corrections on grammatical and spelling errors made fairly frequently. No refunds are given to individuals who have already purchased it an updated version has been uploaded. The product is bought “AS IS”.