Psychotherapy access barriers and interest in internet-based mental health interventions: Survey of adults with treatment need (Preprint)
Isabella Starvaggi,
Lorenzo Lorenzo-Luaces
Abstract:BACKGROUND
Low-intensity treatments (LITs) such as digital mental health interventions, internet-based cognitive behavioral therapy (i-CBT), and guided self-help (GSH) may be a promising way to reduce the public health burden of mental illness. These interventions are efficacious, can provide evidence-based treatment at low cost, and may circumvent structural barriers (e.g., cost) to traditional psychotherapy (i.e., individual face-to-face treatment with professional providers). There i… Show more
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