Forensic e-mental health is an area of psychology that is relatively underdeveloped
considering technological advancements and the many mental health needs of justice …

Digital technology in behavioral health, including forensic evaluations, is now prominent and
assumes diverse forms. It includes the use of computers (online chat, text messaging, and e …

While eHealth technologies such as web-based interventions, mobile apps, and virtual
reality have the potential to be of added value for forensic mental healthcare, there is a gap …

Background Treatment of offenders in forensic mental health is complex. Often, these in-or
outpatients have low treatment motivation, suffer from multiple disorders, and have poor …

While technology has the potential to improve treatment of offenders in forensic mental
healthcare, it is not yet clear how, why and for whom it can be of added value in this unique …

This is the first book devoted to the use of social media and other internet-derived data in
forming forensic clinical opinions of behavior. Designed for mental health practitioners, it …

There is a burgeoning literature regarding using Internet‐based data in employment,
university admissions, and healthcare settings, but such pertaining to forensic mental health …

Although the global diffusion of e-mental health has increased in recent years, research on
the use of technologies in criminal justice settings is limited. To bridge this knowledge gap …

Access to and use of social media has increased throughout the United States. In parallel,
information gleaned from social media is often available as part of discovery packets …

While there are multiple ways in which eHealth interventions such as online modules, apps
and virtual reality can improve forensic psychiatry, uptake in practice is low. To overcome …