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Future Directions in Evidence-Based Mental Health Care

Reflections from the Annual Meeting of the Association of Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (ABCT) Written by: Margaret Anton & Nicholas Forand As scientist practitioners now in the virtual mental health care delivery world, we know how critical it is that…

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AbleTo in the News: Dr. Reena Pande Speaks to Mashable About the Staying Power of Virtual Therapy

As virtual therapy continues to see record demand during the COVID-19 pandemic, is the surge in new patients or the response to the crisis sustainable? Mashable spoke to a number of experts to understand the pressures facing technology-enabled behavioral health…

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AbleTo and Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey Make It Easier to Get Mental Health Help

The COVID-19 pandemic is driving an unprecedented need for mental health care. Suzanne Kunis, Vice President of Behavioral Health for Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey, saw demand rapidly increasing across the state and knew members would need…

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Joyable in the News: Why the Pandemic Pushed Virtual Mental Health Care to the Forefront

Why did it take a pandemic to push so many more providers and patients into virtual care? One writer for The Atlantic offers her personal experience using technology-enabled mental health support with our app Joyable, and examines the broad barriers…

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Dr. Reena Pande in Huffington Post: How to Get the Most out of Teletherapy

NEW YORK, August 13, 2019 – AbleTo, Inc., a leading provider of virtual behavioral health care proven to improve clinical outcomes and lower health care costs, today announced that Dr. David Whitehouse, a widely recognized leader in innovative behavioral health…

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AbleTo in MIT Technology Review: The coronavirus pandemic is a game changer for mental health care

NEW YORK, August 13, 2019 – AbleTo, Inc., a leading provider of virtual behavioral health care proven to improve clinical outcomes and lower health care costs, today announced that Dr. David Whitehouse, a widely recognized leader in innovative behavioral health…

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Future Directions in Evidence-Based Mental Health Care

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AbleTo in the News: Dr. Reena Pande Speaks to Mashable About the Staying Power of Virtual Therapy

As virtual therapy continues to see record demand during the COVID-19 pandemic, is the surge in new patients or the…

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AbleTo and Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey Make It Easier to Get Mental Health Help

The COVID-19 pandemic is driving an unprecedented need for mental health care. Suzanne Kunis, Vice President of Behavioral Health for…

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Joyable in the News: Why the Pandemic Pushed Virtual Mental Health Care to the Forefront

Why did it take a pandemic to push so many more providers and patients into virtual care? One writer for…

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Dr. Reena Pande in Huffington Post: How to Get the Most out of Teletherapy

NEW YORK, August 13, 2019 – AbleTo, Inc., a leading provider of virtual behavioral health care proven to improve clinical…

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AbleTo in MIT Technology Review: The coronavirus pandemic is a game changer for mental health care

NEW YORK, August 13, 2019 – AbleTo, Inc., a leading provider of virtual behavioral health care proven to improve clinical…

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