Find a
TELEHEALTH
THERAPIST
Powered by Santé Center for Healing
Find a
TELEHEALTH
THERAPIST
Powered by Santé Center for Healing
WHAT IS TELEHEALTH?
- Telehealth is HIPAA-compliant video communications technology that allows you to see and speak with a therapist just as you would during an in-person session — all in real time.
WHO IS A TELEHEALTH THERAPIST?
- Licensed Professional Counselors
- Licensed Clinical Social Worker
- Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
- Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor
- Psychologists
- Psychiatrists
WHAT IS TELEHEALTH?
- Telehealth is HIPAA-compliant video communications technology that allows you to see and speak with a therapist just as you would during an in-person session — all in real time.
Who is a telehealth therapist?
- Licensed Professional Counselors
- Licensed Clinical Social Worker
- Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
- Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor
- Psychologists
- Psychiatrists
We know we are in unprecedented and uncharted times due to the coronavirus pandemic. We are all affected worldwide. But unprecedented also applies to the increased need for, and access to, mental and behavioral healthcare. . . via your phone, tablet or desktop.
“Find a Telehealth Therapist” is a timely search function where individuals can quickly locate a telehealth provider within their state or region. It’s powered by Santé Center for Healing, who continues to live out a 24+ year legacy to helping people live healthier lives.
We know we are in unprecedented and uncharted times due to the coronavirus pandemic. We are all affected worldwide.
But unprecedented also applies to the increased need for, and access to, mental and behavioral healthcare. . . via your phone, tablet or desktop.
“I’m a Telehealth Therapist” is a timely search function where individuals can quickly locate a telehealth provider within their state or region. It’s powered by Santé Center for Healing, who continues to live out a 24+ year legacy to helping people live healthier lives.
Kellie “Casey” Cook, MS, LPC
I’ve been a therapist for nearly 10 years and during that time have worked in non-profits, private clinics, psychiatric hospitals, emergency rooms, insurance, and the court system. I’ve got a B.A. in Psychology from the University of the South and an M.S. in Counseling from Southern Methodist University. I use a number of modalities in my practice, but I most commonly incorporate cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), mindfulness, and solution-focused techniques. My practice is 100% online, and I offer secure video or phone sessions.
What you won’t get from me as a therapist: a passive, head-nodding, note-taking, expressionless kind of counseling experience. If you work with me, I’ll be an active participant in your treatment. My approach is direct and honest but always kind. I’m not easily offended and believe the most progress can be made when a client brings their authentic self to each session. (So dress comfortably, cry if you need to, and curse if you’d like!) I keep a small caseload, because I want to truly know my clients. I don’t believe people want to be someone’s eighth client of the day or to pay good money to work with someone who’s burned out and distracted. I don’t want to have to look at notes to recall your dog’s name or what you came to treatment for–that’s not the kind of therapist I would want for myself and it’s not how I operate.
Therapy is not an exact science, and results cannot be predicted or guaranteed. However, I can tell you that I typically see the most growth in clients who are willing to work hard both in and outside sessions. They’re committed to the process of counseling and are ready to dig deep to identify patterns and behaviors that do not serve them.