The information below is provided as a helpful resource as you choose to use any of the optional apps available. Please note, this is not an exhaustive list of things to be aware of, or all of the important ways to protect your privacy and safety. Ultimately, it’s important that you make choices that you feel comfortable with in using any technology, and that you ensure your meeting space is safe and private.
Telehealth App & Info
To use a smart phone or tablet for Telehealth sessions, you may choose to download the free “Telehealth” app using the following buttons at the bottom of this page, or search your App Store for “Telehealth by SimplePractice”.
To use a computer, only a web browser is needed.
If using a the app on your smart device, before your session please make sure you have the app downloaded.
Find a private space where you will not be overheard. Use headphones if possible.
Ensure you have a good, secure internet connection.
To ensure the best experience, you may want to make sure your phone is updated to the latest software update.
Ensure your device is password protected, and that your email account is secured from unwanted access as well. It is important for each person to take steps to protect their electronic information.
The use of public or shared devices or accounts is not recommended due to the risks related to privacy of information.
While using technology can be convenient, it does have pros and cons. It is your responsibility to be considerate of any steps you may take to protect your privacy and information. If you have any concerns, feel free to discuss them with your counselor.
Portal App
You may choose to make use of the Portal app by Simple Practice to aid in the management of your account with your counselor. The app allows you to upload documents your counselor requests, review and sign documents and questionnaires, and manage your scheduling needs.
You may also use your web browser, the app is not required.
It is strongly encouraged that you use a personal, private email account that only you have access to for use with this portal, and any communications via e-mail.
While using technology can be convenient, it does have pros and cons. It is your responsibility to be considerate of any steps you may take to protect your privacy and information. If you have any concerns, feel free to discuss them with your counselor.