Career Paths in Telemental Health

I. Introduction.- Technology: Revolutionizing the Delivery of Health Behavior Change Interventions with Integrated Care.-  Tackling Changes in Mental Health Practice: The Impact of Information Age Health Care.-  Crisis in the Behavioral Health Classroom: Enhancing Knowledge, Skills, and Attitudes in Telehealth Training.-  Internet Gaming Disorder and Internet Addiction Disorder: Future Careers in Research, Education and Treatment.-  Using Technology in Behavior Analysis: A Journey into Telepractice.-  The Law of Telemental Health.- II. Special topics and Personal Perspectives.-  Making iCBT Available in Primary Care Settings - Bridging the Gap Between Research and Regular Healthcare.- Technology Use in Behavioral Medicine Health.-  New Adventures in Independent Practice: Leveraging Technology to Treat Underserved, Rural Populations in Skilled Nursing Facilities.- Telepsychiatry Takes Teamwork.- Personal Health Records, Patient Portals, and Mental Health Care.- Work with Behavioral Health Technology.- The accidental telepsychologist: Creating opportunities in a burgeoning field.-  Treating Emotional Consequences of Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence via Telehealth.-  Engaging and Supporting Children and Families: Technology-Enhanced Services Research.-  The Application of Technology to an Academic Clinical Practice and Career: Evidence-based Medicine, Telepsychiatry, and Distance Education.-  Enhancing Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy with a Virtual Mindfulness Coach.-  Getting Better: How a Client Satisfaction Survey Can Enhance Both Your Marketing and Treatment Outcomes.-  How a decade of telemedicine has re-shaped a career.-  Work Smarter, Not Harder: Expanding the Treatment Capacity of a University Counseling Center Using Therapist-Assisted Online Treatment for Anxiety.-  Improving Veterans' Access to Trauma Services through Clinical Video Telehealth.-

Dr. Marlene Maheu, the lead editor and Executive Director of TMH Institute, has been at the forefront of telehealth for 19 years. With a track record of two successful telehealth-related textbooks (2001 & 2004).