LICENSED PSYCHOTHERAPIST OFFERING TELEHEALTH SESSIONS IN PA

At Truth To Triumph Solutions, the foundation of effective mental health treatment lies in the strength of the therapeutic relationship between client and psychotherapist. 

Research consistently shows that this connection is one of the most powerful predictors of positive outcomes in therapy. To provide high-quality, personalized care, a psychotherapist must continually assess several key factors. These include having the clinical expertise to address a client’s specific concerns—such as anxiety, depression, trauma, or relationship challenges—as well as maintaining the mental and emotional capacity to remain fully present and effective, especially when balancing a full caseload. This ongoing self-assessment supports the delivery of focused, compassionate care.

One often overlooked barrier to effective therapy is the assumption that a single provider can treat every issue. In truth, no one psychotherapist can—or should—address every situation. Clear and open communication about therapeutic scope and realistic expectations helps ensure that clients are well-matched to the care that best supports their needs.  Healthy boundaries and regular self-care are essential components of ethical, sustainable clinical work. By modeling balance and emotional awareness, psychotherapy can serve not just as treatment, but also as an example of how to cultivate long-term personal well-being.

As the saying goes: You must put on your own oxygen mask before helping others. At Truth To Triumph Solutions, that principle is honored to ensure a supportive, reliable space for growth and healing.

• You must reside and be physically present in Pennsylvania for each Telehealth session.
   
• Your insurance plan must include a Telehealth benefit to cover services.
   
• A secure, private space (e.g., home office) is required for comfortable and confidential talk therapy sessions.
   
• Consistent access to reliable Wi-Fi is necessary.
   
• Use of earbuds or headphones is recommended to maintain privacy.
   
• The clinical focus of treatment must be appropriate for Telehealth sessions.*
   
• You should not currently be engaged in any other form of individual treatment to avoid dual treatment complications that could affect insurance coverage and clinical progress.
   
• Treatment is provided on a weekly schedule; biweekly appointments are reserved only for discharge planning once therapy goals have been met.
   

Please note, some clinical concerns may not be suitable for Telehealth. If this applies, it will be addressed during your evaluation and continually reassessed. Should Telehealth prove inappropriate, you will be informed and referred to appropriate in-person services.