The Digital mHealth Conversation Series 2019: Do Digital Health Interventions Increase Reach And Access To Groups And People Less Well Served By Traditional Mental Health Services (e.g. Lesbian, Gay, Bi, Trans and Queer people, Black And Ethnic Minorities, Men With Depression, People In Rural Areas, etc.)? – Philippa Weitz The Digital mHealth Conversation Series 2019: Can The Common Elements Of Therapy (e.g. Empathy, Gestures, Non-Verbal Cues) That Come From Person-To-Person Interactions Be Maintained With Digital Technology Interventions? – Philippa Weitz The Digital mHealth Conversation Series 2019: Are Therapies (e.g. CBT) Delivered Via Digital Technology As Effective As Those Delivered Face-To-Face? – Philippa Weitz The Digital mHealth Conversation Series 2019: What Impacts Will The Adoption Of Digital Technology In Mental Health Services Have On Capacity, Access To Services, Waiting Times, And Preferred Appointment Times? – Philippa Weitz The Digital mHealth Conversation Series 2019: How Should Apps For Mental Health Be Evaluated And Endorsed? – Philippa Weitz The Digital mHealth Conversation Series 2019: At What Point in the Care Pathway (e.g. Crisis Intervention, Prevention, Engagement, Treatment, Maintenance, and Recovery) Are Digital Interventions Most Safe and Effective? – Philippa Weitz The Digital mHealth Conversation Series 2019: How Do Certain Mental Health Conditions (e.g. Depression) Affect How People Engage With Technology? – Philippa Weitz The Digital mHealth Conversation Series 2019: What Are The Benefits And Risks Of Delivering Mental Health Care Through Technology Instead of Face-to-Face And What Impact Does The Removal Of Face-To-Face Human Interaction Have? – Philippa Weitz Coming To Your Senses As A Psychotherapist In An Online World – Mary McHugh How To Work With Clients Who Have Medical Issues Online – Olivia Djouadi Keeping The Faith With Couple Work – Suzie Mosson Working Therapeutically Online – Online Counselling – Kate Anthony Working With Couples Online – Stephanie Palin Ethics: Keeping Our Feet On The Ground As Therapists In Cyberspace – Kate Dunn & Carole Francis-Smith Working Therapeutically Online: History and Contemporary Developments – Jane Evans “Behind the Screen” – Myth-Busting and Q & A Session – Kate Dunn & Carole Francis-Smith Load More Loading
The Digital mHealth Conversation Series 2019: Do Digital Health Interventions Increase Reach And Access To Groups And People Less Well Served By Traditional Mental Health Services (e.g. Lesbian, Gay, Bi, Trans and Queer people, Black And Ethnic Minorities, Men With Depression, People In Rural Areas, etc.)? – Philippa Weitz
The Digital mHealth Conversation Series 2019: Can The Common Elements Of Therapy (e.g. Empathy, Gestures, Non-Verbal Cues) That Come From Person-To-Person Interactions Be Maintained With Digital Technology Interventions? – Philippa Weitz
The Digital mHealth Conversation Series 2019: Are Therapies (e.g. CBT) Delivered Via Digital Technology As Effective As Those Delivered Face-To-Face? – Philippa Weitz
The Digital mHealth Conversation Series 2019: What Impacts Will The Adoption Of Digital Technology In Mental Health Services Have On Capacity, Access To Services, Waiting Times, And Preferred Appointment Times? – Philippa Weitz
The Digital mHealth Conversation Series 2019: How Should Apps For Mental Health Be Evaluated And Endorsed? – Philippa Weitz
The Digital mHealth Conversation Series 2019: At What Point in the Care Pathway (e.g. Crisis Intervention, Prevention, Engagement, Treatment, Maintenance, and Recovery) Are Digital Interventions Most Safe and Effective? – Philippa Weitz
The Digital mHealth Conversation Series 2019: How Do Certain Mental Health Conditions (e.g. Depression) Affect How People Engage With Technology? – Philippa Weitz
The Digital mHealth Conversation Series 2019: What Are The Benefits And Risks Of Delivering Mental Health Care Through Technology Instead of Face-to-Face And What Impact Does The Removal Of Face-To-Face Human Interaction Have? – Philippa Weitz
Ethics: Keeping Our Feet On The Ground As Therapists In Cyberspace – Kate Dunn & Carole Francis-Smith
