But colloquially, when therapists refer to teletherapy, most of the time they're referring to video therapy.

但通俗地说，当师到时，大多数时候他们指的是视频。

Hogans estimates 20 percent of school counselors who left have taken teletherapy jobs.

霍根斯估计，离开校的辅导员中有20%从事了工作。

But as of March 14th of this year, I made the switch to exclusively teletherapy services.

但从今年3月14日起，我改为只供服务。

But educators say teletherapy works for many kids and is meeting a large need.

但教育工作者表示，对许多孩子都有效，并且满足了很大的需求。

It now employs more than 300 therapists providing teletherapy in over 150 school districts in 15 states.

现在，它雇佣了300多名师，在15个州的150多个供。

Last spring, her school district started a teletherapy program and Ishoo signed up her daughter.

去年春天，她所在的启动了一个项目，伊修给她的女儿报名了。

And look, there is nothing inherently wrong with teletherapy.

而且看，心理本身并没有什么问题。

Students and their parents said in interviews they turned to teletherapy after struggling with feelings of sadness, loneliness, stress and anxiety.

生和家长在接受采访时表示，他们在与悲伤、孤独、压力和焦虑的感觉作斗争后，转向了。

And so, He's passing, you know, hundreds of leads a month to these teletherapy clinics who are looking to, you know, speak to a human slash, like, be able to have, you know, medicine for their addictions.

因此，他每月向这些寻求与人类交流或获取戒瘾药物的诊所传递数百条线索。