Teletherapy has gotten a bad reputation since COVID-19 and the introduction of distance learning for schools across the world.  I agree that it is not ideal for everyone, but any access to highly trained clinicians is better than none.  Research indicates telehealth is realistic, effective, and in some cases superior to in-person services. I employ a wide range of digital resources, physical props, as well as counseling and teaching strategies to make teletherapy more engaging for children and adults.  Teletherapy sessions save clients money, allow them access to care in areas where in-person providers and services are limited or unavailable, and promote communication in natural, real-life contexts and settings.