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MyCounselor.Online combines evidence-based techniques and Biblical wisdom to provide individual, couples, and family therapy. Unlike many competitors, it also offers sex therapy. However, the service may be too expensive for some, and its Statement of Faith and Code of Ethics are not LGBTQIA+ friendly.Pros & ConsProsIndividual, couples, sex, and family therapyLicensed counselors and resident counselors working toward their licensesHIPAA-compliant video sessionsIn-person counseling centers open in four U.S. citiesSessions available in English and SpanishExtensive, informative websiteCounselors’ biographies available without signing upMultiple tiers of providers with different rates to fit your budgetPayment plans and scholarships availableYou can pick your own therapistVideo sessions are available to users internationallyIts third-party medical biller can submit insurance claims for youProvides individual counseling for children 12 and upConsNot recommended for the LGBTQIA+ communityLimited number of therapists available, especially in personAdvanced therapists’ rates are expensiveDoes not take insuranceScholarship recipients and Spanish speakers may only see unlicensed resident counselorsStatement of Faith and Code of Ethics promote Biblical literalismStaff is not very diverseMay not be for non-ChristiansNo psychiatric or medication management servicesNo messaging or audio communication0...