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“Words can sometimes, in moments of grace, attain the quality of deeds.”
 
Elie Wiesel

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Related Publications 

Speyer, C. (2000). Online counselling reaches a new group of employees.  Canadian HR Reporter; G7.

Speyer, C. & Zack, J. (2003).  Online Counselling:  Beyond the Pros and Cons. Psychologica. 23:2.

Rochlen, A.B., Zack, J.S., & Speyer, C. (2004). Online therapyreview of relevant definitions, debates, and current empirical support. Journal of Clinical Psychology; 60(3): 269-83.

Yaphe, J. & Speyer, C. (2010). Using email to enrich counselor training and supervision in K. Anthony, D.M. Nagel & S. Goss (Eds.). The Use of Technology in Mental Health: Applications, Ethics and Practice; Springfield IL; Charles C. Thomas, Publisher.

Speyer, C.  (2010). From Products to PersonsPsychology With A Soul;  Psychologica; 32:1.

Heyman, C. & Speyer, C. (2010). The Writing Cure:  Therapeutic Effectiveness via the Internet; TILT; Issue 1.

Speyer, C. (2011). Online Counseling 2nd edition (editor). A Handbook for Mental Health Professionals

Yaphe, J. & Speyer, C. (2011). Test-based Online Counseling: EmailOnline CounselingA Handbook for Mental Health Professionals; 2nd edition; Chapter 8.

Speyer, C. & da Silva, E. (2012). Composing Oneself in E-Counselling; TILT; Issue 9.

Speyer, C. (2015). Pathways to E-Mastery: A Supervisor’s Guidebook;  TILT; Issue 21. 

Speyer, C. (2016). Keeping a journal that answers back – experiencing e-counselling; Moods magazine; Summer 2016.