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counselling at a distance provides anonymity to victims that can ease the feeling of stigmatization
informed consent at Counselling at a Distance needs to mention all potential risks due to the technical environment
the risk of a third person receiving or stealing the information shared by the client during an online session can be overcome through encryption tools
Counselling at a distance may not be appropriate for persons with a serious or complex psychiatric disorder
the counsellor should discuss with the client the boundaries of their relationship and communication
the counsellor should use open-ended questions in text- based communication with the client
describing emotions during Counselling at a Distance enhances the effectiveness of the therapy
during the counselling procedure, counsellors should use statements that show the finite nature of the process
specialized supervision is necessary in counselling at a distance for women victims of domestic and/or sexual violence
supervisors should have access to full-length transcripts of online sessions between counsellors and clients