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Qualitative study explores consumer experiences in synchronous telepsychology for anxiety disorders, indicating insights for mental health services.
Background The provision of psychological services via telecommunication modalities, including videoconferencing, has increased in recent years, particularly subsequent to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, whilst previous research points to the efficacy and potential benefits of synchronous telepsychology in comparison to in-person therapy, the nuanced experiences and perspectives of consumers receiving psychological therapy via videoconferencing in real-world specialist public mental health services remain relatively unexplored.
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