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Digital Therapeutics in Clinical Psychology: Evaluating Apps, Delivering Teletherapy, and Measuring Outcomes in Evidence-Based Mental Health Care.

Digital Therapeutics in Clinical Psychology: Evaluating Apps, Delivering Teletherapy, and Measuring Outcomes in Evidence-Based Mental Health Care.

Carter, Sheryl

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Medical ReferenceGeneral ComputersGeneral Psychology

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ISBN13: 9798196483295
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: May 11 2026
Pages: 566
Weight: 2.85
Height: 1.15 Width: 8.50 Depth: 11.00
Language: English
Digital mental health is no longer optional for modern clinicians-it is part of competent practice.
Digital Therapeutics in Clinical Psychology is a professional reference for psychologists, counselors, clinical social workers, marriage and family therapists, psychiatric nurse practitioners, supervisors, and advanced trainees who need to understand how technology is changing mental health service delivery.

This book gives you a structured way to evaluate mental health applications, deliver teletherapy with professional competence, understand digital therapeutics, protect patient privacy, navigate ethical and regulatory questions, and use measurement-based care to monitor progress. Instead of treating apps, telehealth platforms, AI tools, and outcome measures as disconnected trends, it organizes them into practical clinical frameworks that can support safer and more informed decision-making.

The content is especially useful for professionals who want to compare digital tools carefully, communicate limits clearly, and integrate technology into care while keeping clinical judgment at the center.

Inside, you will learn to:

  • Evaluate digital tools using evidence, privacy, usability, and clinical-fit criteria.
  • Understand prescription digital therapeutics, app-based CBT, telehealth, ecological momentary assessment, and digital biomarkers.
  • Apply ethical and legal principles to informed consent, confidentiality, data governance, documentation, and professional boundaries.
  • Adapt teletherapy for children, older adults, underserved communities, patients with severe mental illness, and other special populations.
  • Use outcome measures, feedback-informed treatment, and quality improvement methods to support more accountable care.
  • Prepare for future developments in AI-assisted care, wearable monitoring, virtual reality, and integrated digital practice models.
Written in a clear professional style, this book is designed for clinicians who want practical guidance without hype, vague technology promises, or oversimplified claims.

If you are building, updating, supervising, or studying modern behavioral health practice, this reference offers a grounded roadmap for using digital tools with clinical judgment, patient safety, and professional responsibility.

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