Email supplementing face-to-face

A lot of therapists are finding email to be a helpful adjunct to therapy. I've found that it cuts down on phone calls from some PTSD and axis II clients. I can reply to email when I want to. A telephone call always interrupts something.

How are others using email as an adjunct? Have you found any problems? Do you set limits on this form of communication?

Leonard

Replies:

Email in my practice, by Bill Jewling, 8/18/98 You make an excellent point!, by Leslie Dale, 8/19/98 Delaying gratification, by Leonard Holmes, 8/20/98 I Agree!, by Leslie Dale, 8/21/98 Another look at 'Why didn't you get back to me?', by Jennifer DuBose, M.S., 10/4/98 Re:Another look at 'Why didn't you get back to me?', by , 10/17/00 Re:I Agree!, by Monica, 03/12/01 Re: Email therapy, by Dave Peck, 5/12/00

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