
Adam Cross discusses the effectiveness of telehealth therapy compared to in-person sessions from a Catholic perspective.
Many Catholics wonder whether online therapy can truly offer the same healing as meeting face-to-face. In this episode, Catholic therapist Adam Cross, LMFT (#116623) explores the question: Does telehealth therapy really work? Drawing from his own clinical experience, Adam breaks down the pros and cons of telehealth and in-person therapy, how both approaches serve the human person, and what it means to encounter Christ in the digital age of counseling. Topics covered:• Why telehealth became essential after COVID and how it changed therapy• The spiritual and relational power of being physically present• Accessibility and opportunity—how telehealth expands Catholic therapy• What research says about the effectiveness of online sessions• When in-person therapy is better for children and teens• How trust, honesty, and fit matter more than format• Finding faithful Catholic therapists, wherever you live• Why healing begins in vulnerability, not proximity Tune in for a thoughtful and encouraging reflection on how faith and technology can work together for healing—showing that grace can reach us anywhere, even through a screen. Have questions? Visit my website: adamcrossmft.comAdam Cross…
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