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Online therapy?

It's just me again. I'm amazed that no amount of Googling (and I'm a good Googler) and posting here yields the kind of online service I described. Probably a good career opportunity for someone with a psych background.
 
Judge said:
I can see there are serious sources for online therapy. Though I'd think there's bound to be someone out there who may fit the bill. Like everything else online, be careful of who you deal with.

You might consider starting here:

What you need to know before choosing online therapy

Online Therapy for Autism
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Online therapy has been on my radar for a while. I've been considering it off and on...but like everything else I haven't pulled the trigger on actually doing it.
 
I've looked a bit more. "Online Therapy for Autism" doesn't mention Asp at all, unless I've missed it. Even their complete list of topics, which includes ADD, doesn't have Asp.

Some I've heard of through podcast sponsorships, like BetterHelp, give you an online questionnaire but they ask very general things like "do you have trouble sleeping" and "are you feeling sad." There's no opportunity to say you specifically want an Asp specialist, so you'd just get a generalist.
 
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