My gut assumption would be that seeing a therapist virtually is now normalised due to COVID. Prior to 2020, my insurer would've laughed me off if I tried to cl

My gut assumption would be that seeing a therapist virtually is now normalised due to COVID. Prior to 2020, my insurer would've laughed me off if I tried to claim a psychotherapy visit that wasn't done in person. Now it seems they're bending over backwards to let me know they are allowing it. Something as small as physically going to an appointment is enough of a barrier to access, sometimes.