Telepsychology holds promise as a treatment delivery method that may increase access to
services as well as reduce barriers to treatment accessibility. The aim of this rapid evidence …

Veterans face a variety of stressors due to their military service and are more likely to
develop psychological problems as a result. Research suggests that as many as half of …

Background Many patients suffering from depression lack immediate access to care. The
use of synchronous telehealth modalities to deliver psychotherapy is one solution to this …

Background: Mental illness has become a significant worldwide health issue in recent years.
There is presently insufficient evidence to definitively determine the clinical effectiveness …

Background The growing worldwide prevalence of individuals with anxiety disorders has
increased needs for mental health services. Due to limited number of mental health …

Objectives The telephone is increasingly used to deliver psychological therapies for
common mental health problems. This review addressed the following question: are …

The provision of mental health services via videoconferencing tele-mental health has
become an increasingly routine component of mental health service delivery throughout the …

Telepsychiatry, ie., the use of information and communication technologies to provide
psychiatric services from a distance, has been around for more than half a century now …

Introduction: Depression is the leading cause of disability in the world. Despite the
prevalence of depression, a small proportion of individuals seek mental health services. A …

Background: Although there is growing empirical support for the clinical efficacy of
telemental health (TMH) treatments, questions remain about how patient perceptions of the …