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Recommendations for policy and practice of telepsychotherapy and e-mental health in Europe and beyond.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has brought with it a great need for the use of telepsychotherapy and other interventions using psychological theories and techniques to support both mental and physical health.E-mental health presents a wide range of opportunities in mental healthcare to overcome barriers for receiving conventional psychological care, especially when psychotherapists and clients find themselves in (self)quarantine resulting from a pandemic.For many psychotherapists and clients, the current situation provides a first experience with e-mental health and reliance on telepsychotherapy or other means of technology to provide or receive care respectively.Psychotherapeutic circumstances may often be suboptimal, with psychotherapists and clients experiencing difficulties finding a private space or sufficient time for an undisturbed consultation.This paper aims to highlight recommendations on how to create the best possible context in which e-mental health supplements and enhances current services for clients.These recommendations are grouped according to three categories of key stakeholders: psychotherapists, health services and regulatory agencies, and developers.This paper focuses on: (1) how to make optimal use of technology in psychotherapeutic practice, (2) how to integrate e-mental health into the healthcare system to allow for a safe, transparent and effective environment for (self) care, and (3) how to develop e-mental health applications.
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- Van Daele, T., Karekla, M., Kassianos, A. P., Compare, A., Haddouk, L., Salgado, J., Ebert, D. D., Trebbi, G., Bernaerts, S., Van Assche, E., & De Witte, N. A. J.
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- Journal of Psychotherapy Integration
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- Keywords
- telepsychotherapy, e-mental health, COVID-19 pandemic, quarantine, psychotherapy practice, technology in psychotherapy, regulatory agencies, self-care
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