Another Way Through the Two-Way Mirror: A Review of Psychotherapy.net

• The Web site psychotherapy.net is reviewed.
• The chief product is the online archive of over 200 psychotherapy training videos.
• The primary strength of the Web site is the breadth of available training videos.
• Utility is limited by the absence of integrated guidelines on evidence-based practices.

Psychotherapy.net is an online magazine and video production company geared to a target audience of psychotherapy practitioners, educators, and trainees. At present, the Web site offers two “Netflix-style” video streaming subscription plans for individual use: (a) a “choice plan,” which allows access to two monthly videos for a fee of $39 each month; and (b) an “unlimited plan” for $79 monthly, which allows unlimited access to the full online library of over 200 training videos. Additionally, group streaming licenses and the sale of individual videos (in either DVD or online streaming formats) are available at variable cost. The primary strength of the Web site is the breadth of available psychotherapy training videos, which cover several major theoretical orientations, modalities, and clinical populations. However, the impressive capacity of psychotherapy.net to advance treatment dissemination and implementation efforts is limited by the current absence of information related to evidence-based practice recommendations.