Like it or not, telehealth for psychotherapy—teletherapy—is here. COVID-19 has forced therapy offices around the country, including mine, to close to visitors for the foreseeable future. So we are ...

The coronavirus pandemic has caused so many of us to keep our distance from others. Along with causing general stress, the shelter-in-place orders can bring on feelings of fear, anxiety, and ...

Finding a therapist you click with (and can afford) is often hard and even anxiety-provoking. But finding a therapist isn’t the only potential hurdle when it comes to looking after your mental health.

Teletherapy refers to mental health counseling that a person receives over the phone or online. As videoconferencing software improves, more therapists are incorporating this form of virtual mental ...

Despite the increased popularity of telehealth solutions among patients and providers alike, many people still hesitate to try teletherapy. There are myriad reasons why some patients prefer in-person ...

Like many fields in telehealth, teletherapy has experienced significant growth during the coronavirus pandemic, a teletherapy CEO says. Teletherapy is likely to experience growth and other significant ...

Historically, people in the United States have been reluctant to talk about mental healthcare issues or therapy in general. But over the past year or so, that has changed. For example, public figures ...

More Californians are talking to their therapists through a video screen or by phone than in person, marking a profound shift in how mental health care is delivered as record-setting numbers seek help ...

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For years, college counseling centers were overrun, unable to keep up with students’ demand for mental-health services. Getting them help fast became increasingly urgent. One by one, colleges started ...