No. The system has been developed to operate on as low bandwidth as possible, so it can support therapists and clients who do not have the 'latest and greatest' connections. For clients, the sessions are conducted using the phone apps, so the quality of the connection can affect the quality of the video or audio. We have however also included the chat function to cover such issues, and of course the secure email facility.

The term usuallyrefers to a counsellor, or psychotherapist, psychologist, or indeed a practitioner in manay areas of mental or physical support The e-therpy.com.au system can however be used by any other professionals who need a secure site to create sessions to contact and chat with their clients. The site is open to other professional services such as nutritionists, and/or many other types of health professionals.

This operates in the same way as a normal domain, but allows a specific address within that domain. e-therapy.com.au uses sub-domains to give each therapist their own uniqueaddress on the system, which then also enables their clients to navigate to them directly.

PDF (Portable Document Format) is a a file format designed to enable printing and viewing of documents with all their formatting; typefaces, images, and layout, appearing the same regardless of what operating system is used, so a PDF document should look the same on any system.
If your therapist sends you a pdf file to read before starting your first session, you will need a pdf reader (download free from the internet) to access that file.