Treatment by Zoom has brought unexpected benefits — will it carry over to the post-pandemic age?
Source: New York Times
Has Covid Remade Psychotherapy for Good?
Published in American Psychological Assn, Coronavirus (2019-nCoV), New York City, Psychology and Psychologists, Quarantine (Life and Culture) and Therapy and Rehabilitation
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