Fast Company August 31, 2020
Ruth Reader

In the social distancing era, apps are making therapists available at home—affordably and on demand.

Just a few years ago, teletherapy—the practice of doing therapy via phone, video, or text—was regarded as an unproven mental health treatment. But strong consumer demand for all forms of telemedicine (estimated to surpass $130 billion by 2025) has led to a quadrupling of venture funding in the space in the past five years. The...

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