VerywellWhat to Know About Online TherapyBy VerywellWhat is online therapy? Also known as teletherapy, it involves providing mental health services and support over the internet. This can occur through any form of internet communication as well as in real-time—such as video conversations and text messaging—or in a time-delayed format, such as through email.
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Verywell Vitamin D Doesn't Prevent Late-Life Depression, New Study Shows Verywell - Elizabeth Millard Key Takeaways Low levels of vitamin D have long been connected to depression and anxiety, but those findings are still up for debate. • A large-scale …
Verywell Could Probiotics Be a Good Mood Food? Verywell - Elizabeth Millard Key Takeaways A recent study highlights the potentially positive effect of probiotics and prebiotics on anxiety and depression symptoms. • This may occur …
Verywell FDA Presses Play on Prescription Video Game for ADHD Verywell - Sarah Sheppard Key Takeaways On June 15th, the FDA approved marketing for the first game-based therapeutic. • EndeavorRx is a video game to be used as a drug-free …
Verywell Tear Gas, Rubber Bullets Take Their Toll on Mental Health Verywell - Sarah Sheppard Key Takeaways Many protesters have been exposed to crowd control measures, some quite extreme. • Tear gas and other measures used by law enforcement can …
Verywell Social Distancing Has Led to Touch Deprivation: Here's What to Do Verywell - Wendy Rose Gould Key Takeaways As states continue to enforce social distancing guidelines, studies suggest that the longterm effects of touch deprivation pose a real …
Verywell Does Socially Conscious Advertising Work? Verywell - Arlin Cuncic Key Takeaways Companies perceived as socially and environmentally conscious score higher with brand recognition, customer loyalty, employee retention, …
Verywell Study Shows Rapid Brain Response to Ketamine in People With Depression Verywell - Elizabeth Millard Key Takeaways A new study shows a better understanding of how ketamine reduces depressive symptoms quickly. • The drug can potentially create beneficial …
Verywell Research Shows Even Nondaily Smokers Face Increased Health Risks Verywell - Sara Lindberg, M.Ed Key Takeaways Researchers found a significant increase in mortality and disease risk in nondaily smokers vs. non-smokers. • A family history of certain …
Verywell How to Respond to Mask Shaming Verywell - Sherri Gordon Social media has long been a breeding ground for public shaming and this pandemic is no different. People have politicized everything from …
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