Telemedicine involves the use of electronic communications (i.e., videoconferencing) to interact with your psychologist from a distant location.  A growing body of research has found encouraging evidence related to the effectiveness of telemedicine, noting comparable results to in-person treatments.   Following an initial face-to-face Diagnostic Assessment, telemedicine may be considered as a treatment option due to distance, convenience, or because it is clinically indicated (e.g., Agoraphobia, Immunodeficiency, In Vivo Exposure Therapy).