Main description:

This book provides clinicians with an overview of the use of technology in mental health services historically, during a crisis (i.e., pandemic), and the potential aftereffects.
Understanding the path to the use of technology in therapy, the power of the use of such tools, and the potential implications on the future of psychology services, approaches, and theories is critical to all mental health providers.
This book provides the reader with compact, comprehensive information geared toward the direct implementation of ideas and reformulation of psychology practice as we have known it for over a century.

Contents:

1. Technology in Mental Health: Before, During, and After COVID-19 2. The Slow-to-Warm Approach 3. Fundamental Concepts 4. Behavioral Neuroscience 5. Uses, Standards, and Rights 6. Clinical Concepts 7. Hardware and Software 8. Case Examples 9. Fear Less