Consumer mental health apps (MHAs) collect and generate mental health-related data on
their users, which can be leveraged for research and product improvement studies. Such …

Mental health-related data generated by app users during the routine use of Consumer
Mental Health Apps (CMHAs) are being increasingly leveraged for research and product …

Despite the emergence of curated app libraries for mental health apps, personal searches
by consumers remain a common method for discovering apps. App store descriptions …

Mental health apps have the potential to serve as a tool in a comprehensive approach to
tackling the declining mental health around the globe. Efficacy trials show that mobile mental …

Mental health (MH) smartphone applications (apps), which can aid in self-management of
conditions such as depression and anxiety, have demonstrated dramatic growth over the …

Objective Given the increasing number of publicly available mental health apps, we need
independent advice to guide adoption. This paper discusses the challenges and …

Mental health–related smartphone apps (MHapps) have the potential to greatly enhance
and enrich the counseling relationship, and dramatically improve the lives of clients …

Objective To assess the availability, readability, and privacy-related content of the privacy
policies and terms of agreement of mental health apps available through popular digital …

A growing market for mental health applications and increasing evidence for the efficacy of
these applications have made apps a popular mode of mental healthcare delivery. However …

The prevalence of mental health app use by people suffering from mental health disorders is
rapidly growing. The integration of mental health apps shows promise in increasing the …