The goal of this investigation was to increase understanding of barriers to mental health care
for individuals who live in rural areas. The study followed a phenomenological qualitative …

Background: Telemental health (TMH) offers a promising approach to managing major
depressive disorder (MDD). The objective of our work was to evaluate TMH usage among a …

Tele-mental health (tele-MH) is an important asset in rural areas across the United States
where in-person service access can be limited. This resource is even more critical now …

Background Videoconferencing psychotherapy (VCP) is a growing practice among mental
health professionals. Early adopters have predominantly been in private practice settings …

Objective Given the potential benefits of digital mental health (DMH) interventions,
especially post-COVID-19, ample research focuses on factors that prevent mental health …

Background Telemedicine, which is the practice of medicine using technology to deliver
health care remotely, has a low adoption rate in low-and middle-income countries (LMICs) …

Community-based agencies are challenged with providing mental health care services with
limited resources. When services are not provided, children are at increased risk for ongoing …

The dramatic surge in tele-mental health (TMH) utilization during the COVID-19 Public
Health Emergency (PHE) brings forth concerns about its sustainability. This study scrutinizes …

As a response to the COVID‐19 global crisis, many in the couple/marital and family therapy
(CMFT) professional community quickly met the challenge of providing services to clients via …

The increasing global demand for mental health services, compounded by the COVID‐19
pandemic, has spurred innovative approaches. Among these, the utilisation of …