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Who’s Logging on? Differing Attitudes about Online Therapy
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In this paper, the authors study attitudes toward online therapy among the public and find that online therapy increases access to psychotherapy and is crucial during times of global crisis when services are impacted.Abstract:
Online therapy increases access to psychotherapy and is crucial during times of global crisis when services are impacted. Understanding attitudes toward online therapy among the public may help sha...read more
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