Clinical Consultation E-mail

A clinical e-mail consultation is a very simple procedure. It works like all other forms of e-mail, with the exception that you are purchasing a clinical response.

We are currently offering 3 different e-mail options. The fee structure is based on the length of the e-mail that you send. The shorter the e-mail, the less the price, and the briefer the reply. Of course, the more information you include in your e-mail detailing the situation at hand, the more accurate and expansive your clinical response can be. For the best service to you, please provide sufficient information to allow for an accurate understanding of your situation. E-mails that are too abbreviated or too vague will be unclear, and therefore, will receive a less detailed clinical consultation response.

The consultation e-mail form provides areas to respond to the following basic clinical questions in space separate from your written e-mail:

Personal contact information, if preferred.
Do you have any known diagnoses?
What medications are you using?
What therapeutic support do you have?
What social support do you have?
What is your current risk of suicide or self harm?
Are you being externally abused in any way?

Providing this information can increase the effectiveness of your clinical response, comes at no additional charge to you, and will not use up your personal e-mail typing space.

Click here to see a sample Clinical Consultation E-mail form. This form is for viewing purposes only.

"What should I write about?"

If you are having trouble knowing where to start, in terms of what to type in your consultation e-mail, you could use some of the following ideas as a starting place:

What is the main problem, difficulty, or question you have today?
How is this currently affecting your life?
What efforts have you made to resolve this situation?
If you are DID, how well do you know your internal system? What are the various viewpoints being expressed within your system about the issue you are currently describing?
Are there any issues that your system is in conflict about? What are they saying inside?
As the loved one of a traumatized person, what questions do you have? What type of support is lacking for you?
If you are the protective parent of an abused child, what concerns do you have about the safety and stability of your child?
Lists of issues have been provided under each of the topic areas in the counseling office. These lists could give you ideas about the questions and concerns you have.

You will receive your clinical response from the clinical director 24 – 48 hours after payment has been confirmed (please note that e-checks may take up to 4 or 5 days to process). The clinical response will be e-mailed to the address specified on the consultation form.

Click here to send a confidential e-mail consultation to the clinical director at AbuseConsultants.com.

Thank you for considering AbuseConsultants.com as a resource for you and your loved ones. We hope to be a valuable resource for anybody struggling with painful trauma and abuse issues.