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Video-Chat
Relationship
Counseling Sessions
Conducted by Dr. Brenda Shoshanna
"A low cost alternative with
high-impact results." |
Video-Chat Relationship
Counseling offers a distinctive option for both
individuals and couples who are seeking to improve their
relationships. It is an easy and affordable way to beat
relationship problems.
Video-Chat Relationship Counseling is an interactive
video-chat which emphasizes overcoming your relationship
problems, and building happiness both as an individual, and
with your partner.
The sessions focuses upon overcoming
relationship problems, and learning basic tools and skills for
building live-giving and healthy relationships.
While you watch, listen
and chat with Dr. Shoshanna from your computer, she will help you and your
partner/spouse cope with any problems you may be dealing with, and
provide you with expert counseling and directions on how to
achieve well-being in your relationship.
The Video-Chat Relationship Session
focuses on your particular problem and question at hand.
"Video-Chat
Relationship Counseling offers a distinctive option for
both individuals and couples who are seeking to improve their
relationships. It is an affordable, enjoyable and potent way to
receive professional counseling and defeat relationship
problems."
Cost of Untreated Mental Health Disorders
According to the American
Psychological Association:
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81%
of Americans say cost is an important reason for not seeing a
mental health professional. (APA Survey 2004)
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Untreated
mental health disorders cost American businesses $79 billion in
lost productivity per year. (Surgeon Generals Report on Mental
Health 1999.)
Insurance
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Fifteen
percent of the adult population uses some form of mental health
services during the year. (APA Survey 2004)
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In
1996, the United States spent more than $99 billion for the
direct treatment of mental health disorders. (Surgeon Generalํs
Report on Mental Health 1999)
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97%
of Americans believe access to mental health care is important.
(APA Survey 2004)
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85%
of Americans say health insurance should cover mental health
services. (APA Survey 2004)
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87%
of Americans cite lack of insurance coverage as a top reason for
not seeking mental health services. (APA Survey 2004)
Flexible, Accessible
and Affordable
87% of Americans cite the lack of insurance coverage
as the top reason for not seeking mental health services. (APA
Survey 2007)
Working a clinical psychologist for over 30 years, Dr.
Shoshanna has endeavored to bring an effective means of counseling for
many who can not afford it.
Join alone, or with your partner, and gain valuable insight
into the factors that are troubling your relationship, and discover
how to solve them.
Easy, affordable and yet extremely personal, Video-Chat
Relationship Counseling provides a modern day venue to gain
powerful therapeutic results.
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Session Details |
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Cost |
$20.00 |
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Session Length |
1 Hour |
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Group Size |
Maximum of 25
Participants |
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Computer Technical
Requirements |
Internet connection
and computer speakers. |
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Confidentiality |
Guaranteed |
Gain
Immediate Therapeutic Value.
Discover
Immediate & Practical Solutions
. . . Research shows that marital/couples therapy is as effective or
more so than other types of behavioral and medical
interventions. When using standard research tools
to determine effectiveness ("effect size"), couples
therapy demonstrates results similar to or better than other health
care interventions. Understanding that higher effect sizes are
better, couples therapy studies show an average effect size of .84,
compared to similar or lower outcomes for other mental health
interventions: psychotherapy generally (.60), psychotherapy with
children (.71), or psychotherapy for the treatment of depression
(.72). The research is equally compelling when comparing
couples therapy to medical interventions: AZT for AIDS mortality
(.47), bypass surgery for the treatment of angina (.80), or
medications for the treatment of depression (.55).
Furthermore, the suggestion that marital therapy is less effective
than marital education is equally inaccurate when smaller effect
sizes have been obtained for marital and family enrichment
(.48). Finally, while long-term follow up studies are limited,
our research shows that the success rates for marital therapy are
consistent with other interventions and range from 60% to 90%,
including considerably lower rates of divorce than presented.
By comparison, long-term success rates for the treatment of
depression range from 10% to 77%.
The truth is that couples therapy is an
effective form of intervention for the treatment of marital and
relationship problems, provided it is delivered by a trained
professional. Consumers needing couples therapy should
go to qualified marriage and family therapists, or other mental
health professionals who have demonstrated personal training and
experience in couples and family therapy. Consumers can find
qualified family therapists or obtain more information about family
therapy at http://www.therapistlocator.net
or www.aamft.org.
Written by: David M. Bergman
American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy
Even More Unique Therapeutic
Value & Support
Find Solutions
From Listening to The Other Participants.
Online Relationship Counseling is both a private,
one-on-one experience, and a group experience all in one. This
rare combination provides double the value a participant can gain
from attending.
From experience, it has been demonstrated that individuals
discover solutions to their own challenges, by watching how others
solve their own related problems.
For example: Here are some questions that participants commonly
ask during Video-Chat Relationship Sessions.
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How to
communicate and manage differences more effectively? |
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How to build and preserve connection, love, and
mutual admiration? |
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How to
increase your quality of sex, romance, and passion? |
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How to fight fair - engaging in constructive,
rather than destructive, fighting? |
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The ways to
discover what matters most to you, and also what is most
important to your partner/spouse. (And, how to bridge
these differences). |
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How to support your own well-being, while also
supporting your partner's health and desires. |
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How to avoid
the repetition compulsion. |
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How to stop the fighting in your relationship. |
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The skills
needed to prevent regressing back into the same
destructive relationship patterns. How to maintain your
growth and well-being. |
Confidential, Flexible and Easy To Access
1. Participate
Anonymously. Your Privacy is Assured.
1. Participate From
Your Own Home.
2. Join Alone Or
With Your Partner.
3. You Need Only
Limited Computer Skills Needed.
Extraordinary Therapeutic &
Financial Value
Save Time, Save Money & Work With A State
Licensed Psychologist, Top Selling Author and Leading
Relationship Counselor
Participating from the comfort of your home and
interacting with a psychologist is economical, saving both
considerable time and money.
For the cost of only $20, receiving personal counseling
from Dr. Shoshanna has never been, nor would otherwise, will be
possible.
one-on-one therapy sessions either in person or by phone,
are also available to you. For those interested in these options
please see Dr. Shoshanna's biography page.
Find a Solid Place to Start:
It has been proven that couples and individuals in
distress gain significant benefit by attending just one Video-Chat
Relationship Session.
Working with a psychologist (and best selling author)
whom has specialized in the field for over 30 years, assures you
are in responsible, caring, and highly trained hands.
This new service will be launched in several
months. For those interested, please email Dr. Shoshanna directly
and reserve a spot. Contact: Dr. Brenda Shoshanna topspeaker@yahoo.com
Wishing You Life's Best,
Dr. Brenda Shoshanna
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