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About Virtrapy

  1. Group practice VS private practice
  2. The ways Virtrapy makes sure the quality of our therapists
  3. Why does Virtrapy so affordable?
  4. How does Virtrapy value their therapists and why is it benefitial to you?
  5. Make sure your therapy centre is a registered professional corporation

About Therapy

  1. How much do I need to spend in therapy?
  2. How long can I expect to deal with the issues?
  3. Does cheaper therapy session mean worse quality?
  4. Does therapy always provide with a solution?
  5. Is it because I am weak, I need to find a therapist?
  6. How effective online therapy is?

For Therapists

  1. What approaches are suitable for quick therapy?
  2. Is online therapy very different from the traditional therapy?

What approaches are suitable for quick therapy?


Quick therapy, also known as brief therapy, focuses on delivering effective treatment within a limited number of sessions. This approach is particularly suitable for clients seeking immediate relief or those with specific, well-defined issues. Here are some therapeutic approaches that work well in a quick therapy setting:


  • Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy (CBT): CBT is highly structured and goal-oriented, making it ideal for quick therapy. It helps clients identify and change negative thought patterns and behaviours.
  • Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT): SFBT emphasizes finding solutions in the present and future rather than focusing on past problems. It's designed to be a short-term approach.
  • Mindfulness-Based Therapies: Techniques such as mindfulness meditation can be effective in reducing stress and improving emotional regulation within a few sessions.
  • Interpersonal Therapy (IPT): IPT focuses on improving interpersonal relationships and communication skills, often yielding quick results.

At Virtrapy, our therapists are skilled in various brief therapy approaches. We tailor our methods to each client's unique needs, ensuring that the therapy is both effective and efficient.