In the Media: McLean Hospital To Advise Rippl Care on Mental Health for Seniors
McLean Hospital has entered into an agreement to offer advisory services and professional education to Rippl Care.
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In the Media: Technology May Bridge Barriers to Substance Use Disorder Treatment for Women
Dr. Dawn E. Sugarman explores how technology can bridge gaps in treatment for women with substance use disorders.
In the Media: Chatbots Are Creating Thorny Ethical Questions About Transparency in Mental Health Care
Dr. Ipsit Vahia offers insight into incorporating artificial intelligence-driven tools into mental health care.
In the Media: Role of Consumer Satisfaction in Psychiatric Care
Thomaskutty Idiculla comments on the importance of patient-based data and how the data collected can be used to improve clinical care.
In the Media: Via Commercialized Product, McLean Hospital Providers Aim To Expand Pediatric Mental Health Access
McLean and Mass General Brigham support a new virtual youth treatment program launched by two McLean-affiliated clinicians.
In the Media: Instride Health Raises $26M for Virtual Pediatric Behavioral Health Platform, Inks Deal With McLean Hospital
McLean Hospital offers support to a new virtual care program that addresses gaps in anxiety and OCD treatment for kids and teens.
In the Media: Do Virtual Therapy Programs Work?
Drs. Courtney Beard and Chloe Hudson offer pros and cons of virtual therapy in partial hospital treatment programs.
In the Media: Mental Health App Boom Raises Alarms
Dr. Stephanie Collier offers ways mental health apps can supplement formal medical treatment.
In the Media: How To Find a Mental Health App That Works for You
Dr. Stephanie Collier lists ways mental health apps can be used in addition to traditional therapy.
In the Media: Accessible but Untested, Mental Health Apps Are Booming
Dr. Ipsit Vahia outlines the pros and cons of mental health apps.
In the Media: Pandemic Focus on Mental Health Offers Hope for People With ‘The Invisible Monster’ – Life With OCD
Dr. Nathaniel Van Kirk speaks about the struggle to find treatment for obsessive compulsive disorder and the growth of telemedicine.
In the Media: Is a Mobile App as Good as a Therapist?
Dr. Stephanie Collier on the growing popularity of mental health apps.
In the Media: The Pandemic Forced an Experiment in Delivering Intensive Mental Health Care From Home. Will the Approach Stick?
Dr. Jason Krompinger on how the OCD Institute modified their treatment model and is using virtual therapy in place of in-person appointments.
In the Media: In Study, Phone-Based Mindfulness App Helped Young Teens Ruminate Less
Dr. Christian A. Webb examines how smartphone mindfulness training apps can help teens reduce repetitive and negative thinking.
In the Media: Need Mental Health Help? There Are Apps for That, but Picking the Right One Is Tough
Dr. Ipsit Vahia and others explain how technology is making mental health care more accessible.
In the Media: Teletherapy Aimed To Make Mental Health Care More Inclusive. The Data Show a Different Story
Dr. Scott L. Rauch and other experts discuss the growing popularity of teletherapy and how it has changed mental health care.
In the Media: Do Wearable Stress-Relief Gadgets Work? I Tried Some To Find Out
Dr. Ipsit Vahia and others discuss the potential benefits of wearable devices that track stress and anxiety levels.
In the Media: How to Find the Best Therapy App for You, According to Experts
Dr. Mona Potter and other experts discuss the benefits of digital mental health apps.
In the Media: How Men Are Finding Mental Health Support With Digital Tools
Dr. Ipsit Vahia and others discuss how digital tools are transforming behavioral health care for men.
In the Media: The Future of Digital Mental Health Treatment
Dr. Courtney Beard summarizes the results of a new consensus statement about the future of digital mental health treatment in the U.S.
