Digital Health
Digital technology is rapidly changing the landscape of health care by opening access and enhancing care coordination. Patients are more engaged in their health and well-being through various digital platforms. This section provides resources on technology’s impact on behavioral health.
Featured Resources
Let’s Face It, The Current Treatment Options For MDD Are Not Enough: Learn About Cognitive Emotional Training
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Understanding Digital Therapeutics
InfographicApril 22, 2024Digital therapeutics (DTx) deliver software-based interventions to patients to treat, manage, or prevent a disease or condition. -
Understanding MDD Treatments With Neuroplastic Effects
InfographicApril 22, 2024Researchers are exploring whether it is possible to leverage neuroplasticity to develop treatments for depression. -
Understanding Neuroplasticity In Depression
InfographicApril 22, 2024The brain is constantly changing! The ability of the brain to create, reorganize, or eliminate connections between neurons (synapses) and…
Ask A Digital Navigator: Adopting Technology To Improve Mental Health
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Understanding Digital Therapeutics
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Understanding MDD Treatments With Neuroplastic Effects
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Understanding Neuroplasticity In Depression
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Advisors
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Jake Behrens, MD
Digital Health Section Advisor
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