Provision of telepsychological services rose dramatically during the COVID-19 pandemic
and continues to be a highly sought service (Calkins, 2022; Madigan et al., 2021). With this …

Many university training clinics are facing numerous challenges resulting from the COVID-19
pandemic including a need to transition from a traditional in-person modality of …

Literature has reinforced the importance of telehealth-focused education to foster provider
competence and optimal patient care. As clinical psychology evolves to meet field needs …

The current international spike in SARS-CoV-2 betacoronavirus infections and resulting
COVID-19 is the most serious pandemic in over a century. 1, 2 Unlike the discrete trauma of …

Telehealth, or the integration of technology with healthcare services, has been identified as
a rapidly developing field with implications for both clinical psychologists and patients. While …

Abstract Rationale Known as the “Black-White mental health paradox,” Black Americans
typically report better mental health than White Americans, despite chronic exposure to the …

Primary care settings often function as the front lines for behavioral health services in rural
areas. The lack of formal behavioral health care in rural areas is also well documented …

Rural-nonrural health disparities are well documented, yet researchers rarely consider how
mental health is experienced across racial groups in rural areas. Black Americans frequently …

Given the current impact of the opioid epidemic, the high rate of mood disorders, and the
significant need for mental health service providers in Appalachia, the goal of this study was …

Purpose This study assesses how, among behavioral health clinicians working in rural
safety net practices, the amount of exposure to care in rural underserved communities …