MedCity News June 5, 2020
J.T. Ripton

Millions of US adults experience mental health issues each year; it’s estimated that around one-quarter of all Americans age 18 years or older live with a diagnosable mental illness, of which anxiety disorders are the most common and impact more than 18 percent of adults.

Sadly, Covid-19 has only exacerbated the United States’ mental health problems. Almost half of the people questioned feel that the pandemic’s global impact has harmed their mental health, and it’s believed that the effects could be seen long after the crisis ends.

Lockdown and social-distancing measures have made accessing traditional care difficult or even impossible, as has the increased demand for help. Fortunately, virtual therapy apps offer a simple alternative, empowering...

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