The reason I personally don't like this format very much is, in part, what octoberful mentioned about its sounding uniformly scripted. It's not that there was probably some level of script and they prepared for the recording - that would be a good thing. For me, it's more that it is too boring and lacking creativity, many of them say the same things or parts of the same things with different sentences and I see very little genuine, individual, professional mission in how they present themselves. Of course they are all therapists, so they try to summarize their therapy approaches and interests, but still... I also personally find many of them (basically almost all of the ones I checked) a bit slow and not dynamic enough for my taste in style, which was one of my issues with my first T as well... but that is definitely personal preference. It's not that I would want them to be hypomanic or something, but somehow more appealing or engaged? It reminds me of the Ts who just sit there and contribute little or are not interactive enough for my taste.

I realize that the above opinion of mine reflects me, who I am, and how I like to present myself and what sorts of presentations typically spark my interest more than anything else, so I don't mean to criticize the channel much. I actually think it is a good initiative, especially that one can click on the link below each video and it takes you to a page with more info on each practitioner and contact route to reach them. I think the channel would have a lot of potential as a platform if they expanded the participating Ts locations and structured the selection more.