Providing psychological assistance using all possible communication channels—telephone, fax, Internet—to transmit text, images, or speech is called telepsychology. It is an excellent tool for offering psychological support to those in need, regardless of where they are and at what time of day or night they need to seek help from a psychologist. The book describes the experience gained from studying the attitudes of that segment of Bulgarian Internet users who are inclined to trust telepathy. What are potential clients looking for? How do their attitudes and preferences change with age, time, and gender? How do anxiety levels and the location of control influence clients? Readers will find answers to these and a number of other questions in the monograph.