Virtual Therapy for Mental Health
At Rebuilding Mental Health, you’ll receive structured online treatment through secure sessions, including a range of evidence-based therapies.
Online Mental Health Specialists, MA
Flexible Scheduling for Convenience
People can maintain work, school, and family commitments while receiving mental health treatment. You can fit our accessible sessions around your life.
Virtual Mental Health Professionals
Our experienced team can assess cues even through video calls. You can experience in-depth, sustainable healing from the comfort of your home.
Alternative to In-Person Care
For many, being in a familiar space can make it easier to open up. You don’t need to travel far or spend time in waiting rooms to receive helpful care.
Confidential Telehealth Sessions
Using HIPAA-compliant Zoom video calls, you can manage your mental health. Our reliable options can be rescheduled should any tech issues occur.
Telehealth Programs at Rebuilding Mental Health
Our telehealth programs deliver high-quality care for individuals living far from our facility, those stepping down in treatment, or those with busy lives.
Day Treatment Program
Our Day Treatment program offers care from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM on weekdays. You’ll learn mood monitoring, coping strategies, and relationship skills while returning home each evening.
Half-Day Treatment Program
The Half-Day program includes flexible morning or afternoon sessions with group and individual therapy, as well as coping skills practice. This option balances care with other life commitments.
Online Mental Health Counseling
At Rebuilding Mental Health, individual and group therapies like cognitive-behavioral therapy are tailored to your needs.
Expressive Arts Therapy
Family Therapy
Holistic Treatments
Narrative Therapy
Trauma Therapy
Didactic Therapy
Testimonials and Success Stories
I love this place the people that work there are the nicest people in the world!
C.M.
Verified Patient
stress free process to get started and the staff is friendly and accommodating!
E.R.
Verified Patient
Fantastic program and great people!
T.R.
Verified Patient
Get Virtual Mental Health Help Today
Each approach is personalized, ensuring your needs and goals are met. Our mental health experts have experience with a range of conditions, such as anxiety disorders, OCD, PTSD, and more, and can guide you to meaningful change that promotes lasting wellness.
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Rebuilding’s behavioral health telehealth programs fit around your schedule from anywhere nationwide. Call us today to get started.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does virtual therapy work?
Our team assesses which level of care is best for your needs and condition. Using private Zoom sessions at times that work for you, you can experience tailored therapies guided by your therapist.
What technology do I need for online therapy sessions?
Any phone or computer with a stable internet connection can work for therapy sessions. Headphones are recommended for added privacy.
Is online mental health counseling as effective as in-person treatment?
For some, remote alternatives of therapy for mental health are more comfortable. This can create a safe environment conducive to vulnerability and opening up. It’s more important to have a trust-based connection with your mental health specialist than where sessions take place.
Can I receive medication management through telehealth?
If medicine is part of your treatment, we can handle that through online programs. Your care provider can assess what you need and make changes as you progress.
Does insurance cover virtual mental health treatment?
Most insurance plans cover online therapy as they do in-person. We’re out-of-network and can help verify your benefits first so you know exactly what to expect.
Mental Health Resources
While World Mental Health Day in October brings important awareness, supporting someone with mental health issues is a year-round commitment. Perhaps your friend has been dealing with emotional difficulties lately,
Your heart pounds before you speak up at work. You skip parties because thinking about them makes you sick. You may feel isolated, but it’s not just you. Social anxiety
Many people live for years feeling like they are just not “focused enough.” If this sounds familiar, you are not alone. Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD, is a mental health condition
