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Some therapists say virtual visits should last beyond the pandemic Sheldon Krause Lansing   As countless Americans face pandemic-related mental health struggles, many Michigan therapists and psychologists say the practice of “teletherapy,” or virtual counseling, is  an adequate substitute that greatly expands accessibility. Some experts also say that while many people may experience no lasting negative mental health effects once the pandemic is over, insurance companies may not continue to support the expansion of teletherapy. Teletherapy as a practice is just what it sounds like therapy conducted virtually, often over the phone, FaceTime or Zoom.  As with many traditional activities, COVID-19 made most in-person counseling either unsafe or legally restricted.

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