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Second Life Counselling |
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Second Life - Virtual RelationshipsOnline virtual reality websites such as Second Life, allow individuals the opportunity to explore aspects of themselves which they may not be able to explore in real life, and can alter the way in which we form and maintain relationships, and address or highlight previously unexplored emotional problems. For more information or to access Second Life click here.  "Many people are spending an increasing proportion of their time online, studying, gaming and social networking. There is great diversity of relationships and connections that can correspondingly be made via the Internet - from the most superficial to the most intimate. These experiences and relationships are very different to those of 10 years ago when they were exposed to far less. Second Life is a free downloadable Internet site, allowing individuals to interact with and through ‘avatars' (a virtual representation of yourself). In March this year the site had 13 million registered users. Players can explore religion, politics, art, culture and business through the site, and some people find this a useful way of exploring their personality and then integrating their experiences into real life. Due to its popularity many universities have now introduced virtual campuses to make themselves more accessible to the current generation". (Bacp online) Virtual relationships can have a big impact on our lives. If you have experienced difficulties with online relationships (Second life or any other)and need help to come to terms with the emotional side, then call 01724 840654 or mobile 07813 475 015. Useful Links: www.secondlife.com www.onlinetherapyinstitute.com www.counsellingresource.com Matrimonial Private Detectives ... |
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