Mental health apps are viewed as a promising modality to extend the reach of mental health
care beyond the clinic. They do so by providing a means of assessment, tracking, and …

Background Psychological interventions are recommended for people with severe mental
health problems (SMI). However, barriers exist in the provision of these services and access …

Objective: Optimal mental health care is dependent upon sensitive and early detection of
mental health problems. We have introduced a state-of-the-art method for the current study …

Diverse disciplines, including Human-Computer Interaction have explored how mobile
health (mHealth) applications can transform healthcare and health promotion. Increasingly …

Background: Despite growing interest in mobile mental health and utilization of smartphone
technology to monitor psychiatric symptoms, there remains a lack of knowledge both …

One of the biggest growth areas in e-mental health resources has been the development
and use of mobile mental health apps for smartphones and tablet devices. Such apps are …

Background Smartphone applications for mental illnesses offer great potential, although the
actual research base is still limited. Major depressive disorder and bipolar disorder are both …

Objectives: The increase in ownership of smartphones and tablet devices has seen a
worldwide government push, championed by the World Health Organization, towards digital …

Many adolescents and adults do not seek treatment for mental health symptoms.
Smartphone applications (apps) may assist individuals with mental health concerns in …

Abstract mHealth refers to the use of mobile technologies in the provision of health care and
is an expanding field within psychotherapy research. Mobile technologies have the capacity …