Behavioral Health Business December 20, 2023
Laura Lovett

Digital mental health provider Talkspace (Nasdaq: TALK) has inked a deal with Baltimore County Public Schools (BCPS), giving the more than 32,000 students access to free therapy.

High school students aged 13 and over can access unlimited teletherapy as part of the deal. Students who opt into the program will take a brief assessment and be matched with a therapist. These clients can then access unlimited messaging therapy and self-guided programs for free.

“We know students perform better academically when they are healthy in body, mind, and spirit, and we want to ensure that our students have access to the comprehensive resources and support they need to navigate any day-to-day mental health struggles they may face,” BCPS Superintendent Dr. Myriam...

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Topics: Digital Health, Mental Health, Patient / Consumer, Provider, Technology, Telehealth
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