The arrival of the coronavirus (COVID‐19) pandemic has confronted us with a global and
unprecedented challenge of community‐wide psychological distress alongside reduced …

The use of videoconferencing technologies (VCT) is on the rise given its potential to close
the gap between mental health care need and availability. Yet, little is known about the …

The social restrictions during the COVID-19 crisis led to many therapists providing therapy
remotely, despite some therapists' concerns regarding its efficacy, technical challenges and …

In‐person psychotherapy (IPP) has a long and storied past, but technology advances have
ushered in a new era of video‐delivered psychotherapy (VDP). In this meta‐analysis, pre …

Background Telemental health care has been rapidly adopted for maintaining services
during the COVID-19 pandemic, and a substantial interest is now being devoted in its future …

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 …

Despite the increasing use of teletherapy, it remains unclear if client outcomes differ
between remote and in-person settings and, if they do differ, what factors might contribute to …

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 …

Videoconferencing psychotherapy (VCP)—the remote delivery of psychotherapy via secure
video link—is an innovative way of delivering psychotherapy, which has the potential to …

Purpose The COVID‐19 pandemic has resulted in a widespread adoption of
videoconferencing as a communication medium in mental health service delivery. This …