[DocJohn]

Hi folks,

A writer recently emailed asking me for some help... I pass along her message below. If you're interested in helping her out, email her directly at sarah@sarahjio.com.

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I'm writing for Marie Claire magazine, (one of the highest circulated women's magazines in the nation). I'm doing a feature on the many new ways that women can access a psychologists, beyond a trip to their office. For example, we'll be focusing in on the following trends:

1. Email therapy
2. Phone therapy
3. Therapy at spas and health clubs
4. Therapy at a primary care doctor's office

I'm seeking four women (one for each of the above categories) who could speak about the pros and cons of such new ways to see a psychologist. I'm having a very hard time finding women who have even tried such therapy models, and I would very much appreciate you seeing if any of your clients/colleagues might be interested in speaking to me. We'd use first names only, so there wouldn't be any name recognition in the story, and we wouldn't ask why the women are in therapy. Instead, the story will focus on what the women thought of the new kind of treatment models.

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Note she's not looking for people in traditional psychotherapy with a therapist, but everything but. If you fit into one of those four categories, consider helping her out. Thank you,

DocJohn

[emwell]

I have taken part in an alternative form of therapy, but it is not one of the 4 mentioned. Maybe I will email her anyway.