Introducing the GoodTherapy.org Community Forum

GoodTherapy.org is pleased to announce the launch of its first online public forum/message board. The GoodTherapy.org Community Forum is designed to be a safe place for users to connect with others, ask questions, get answers, and give and receive social support.

Topics on the GoodTherapy.org Community Forum range from general chat/Q&A to specific mental health issues and treatment options. Registered users are able to create and respond to topic threads, send and receive private messages, post images, and create polls. Other features include a “friends and foes” option that allows users to highlight or hide specific posters. Users also have the option of subscribing to specific threads or posts to get instant updates.

The GoodTherapy.org Community Forum is moderated daily. Please be advised that the forum is for general public use and is not intended to serve as professional mental health advice. Registering for the GoodTherapy.org Community Forum requires a valid email address and is as easy as clicking here. For more specifics about how the forum works, please see our FAQ.

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  • Lynn Somerstein

    November 26th, 2012 at 8:53 AM

    Wonderful idea. I’ve noticed that the Dear GoodTherapy blog often contains beginning conversations.

  • Wallace

    November 26th, 2012 at 3:49 PM

    Always nice to have support of the GoodTherapy community in asking a question or just discussing about an interesting psychotherapy topic. Kudos for the new forum.

  • ellie

    November 26th, 2012 at 4:15 PM

    This will be such a great addition to the site!

    I think that many of us come here, even when not seeking necessarily professional advice, but just to bend an ear and hear another person’s point of view on a subject.

    The community forum is a teriffic way to give more of thsi kind of participatory interaction to site users and I really do believe that there are a lot of people who can really benefit from this added feature.

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