Sean Kyle - Independent Online Counsellor and Psychotherapist / Life Coach
Mental Health & Well-being Adviser (to both organisations and individuals)
Online Counselling, Psychotherapy, and Life Coaching.
Convenient, flexible, and affordable.
Preparing For Your Session
VSee virtual clinic
This will take you to my VSee clinic. Whilst on the landing page click on the 'enter waiting room' button, then follow the instructions. You will also download the app, so as to video call. If you are just setting up, then once done you can simply just leave the waiting room, until next time. The clinic enables you to have more of a profile for your counelling/therapy, walk-ins, and direct bookings.
VSee clinic mobile apps
A mobile should only be used for counselling/therapy if it is for individual sessions. You will also need Room code: RBC79, so as to enter my clinic via mobile. The link, via the green button below, is for google apps...for apple apps please go to https://apps.apple.com/us/app/vsee-clinic/id1174048494
Skype (if needed)
This is a link to my Skype profile, where you can follow the instructions which best suit the needs of your device. NB: Please be aware that, although this is the most popular for video call, it is not considered to be as secure or compliant for therapy sessions. It will only be used for back up purposes.
Which is the best to use for therapy?
About VSee.
Since 2008, VSee has been a leading company in the field of telemedicine. Doctors and hospitals rely on VSee for HIPAA-compliant video as well as several workflow solutions. VSee has designed and implemented telemedicine solutions for NASA, Walmart Clinics, Trinity Hospitals, and many more (VSee, 2019). Check out more at VSee.com
VSee vs. Skype (© VSee)
Video tutorials
(some of the videos are older, as you may notice, but the working principle is the same)
Almost ready...
When you have booked, and set up, it will then be time to consider how to get the most out of your consultation and future sessions. Please check out the tips and suggestions below.
Tips and suggestions
(always best to use a tablet, laptop, or PC)
Time
Be aware of the time for your consultation/session, and try to be ready at least 5 minutes before. Also, that you will have enough time in which you won't be disturbed.
Pen and paper
Try to remember a pen/pencil and paper, so as to take notes if needed. Not essential, but always a good idea.
Quiet spot
This seems obvious, but consider we often forget about dogs barking, noisy lawn mowers, people talking, and other common background noises. Try to make sure you have as much privacy as is possible.
Lighting
It is important to make sure there is enough light for your face to be seen clearly during a call.
Audio
Make sure your audio is working well. It is recommended using a pair of earbuds, or headphones, to avoid echo problems and enhance your privacy.
Turn phone off
Check to be sure that other devices, like your mobile, are switched off or on silent. Also, adjust your notification settings on the device you will be using.
Device charged
Check that the device you are using is either plugged in, or fully charged...video call can quickly drain the power in some devices.
Network connection
It is recommended using a wired connection (LAN cable) instead of Wi-Fi for a more stable connection during a call. If it’s not an option, try moving your device closer to the Wi-Fi hotspot or router.
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© Sean Kyle 2017-2024 | Counsellor | Psychotherapist | Life Coach | BACP and ACTO compliant | BPS accreditations | DBS checked | HIPAA compliant | Towergate insured | Kemp House, 152 City Road, London. EC1V 2NX | Monday to Friday 8am - 9:30pm, Saturday 8am - 2:15pm, Sunday by request only. Bank holidays, and other, will vary. SAMARITANS - Call 116 123 or email jo@samaritans.org