How would a therapy website with live-stream access do?

I've been wanting to start a website for a while; I just didn't know what to do with it.  I recently thought of a website that could get people live access with other therapists on their computers without dealing with the hassle of setting up a face-to-face meeting.  I think this could work if done properly.  If you had a problem that required the aid of a therapist, wouldn't it be convenient if you could go to a website and just talk to one via a live chat stream or a video-cam interface?

Sounds good.

Can I be a therapist? I'll do it for free.

That... actually sounds like a pretty good idea!
When you consider that most people with personality disorders also have some form of anxiety, anything that's more convenient and lets them work from a position of comfort would probably convince a lot more of them to seek help.

Of course, it would also be an endless nightmare of goth drama queens, dongs, and 4chan
but that's just the price you gotta pay to help society

I hope you have a license to practice psychology, if not you're back at square one!

I imagine it would be paid and at limited hours; otherwise, I can't imagine this being a good idea.

my dad witch is a therapist had an website (like 5 years ago) and he could not put ads on his site becuse of some wierd rule

so if your planning having it ad supported make sure its legal in your country 

Im a little doubtful here, with a doctor on patient session you need to have the family make that trip so they are out of the place that problems such as theres are going on, also its hard to build a trusting relationship with the doctor when your not even meeting face to face plus the added steps and stress of trying to get a computer capable of webcam and chat. A docters office is also kinda part of the session with the calming and kinda cheap fountain while toys keep the kids busy. All that i just said could maybe be fixed or gotten around, but med checks and insurrance will be a HUGE HUGE pain with such a non standard buisness model. Still wtih the possibly world wide patient community you could still make a profit.

EDIT: Just forgot to bring up the lack of human cantact and how this will just hurt patients who desperatly need it.