This past summer, at the (first) height of the COVID pandemic in the United States, the New Yorker published an interesting look at how therapy, therapists, and clients had evolved when they were forced to go entirely remote and digital: The New Theatrics of Remote Therapy.
Since I’m speaking about our company and psychological technology at the Psychology and Future Perspectives Congress organised by the psychology students’ association of Leiden University, I figured I would jot down some thoughts here as …
YouTube Review by Ava Mason Can Virtual Reality Be Used in Therapy? Short answer – yes. Long answer – in several different ways. If you’re not in the mood to scour through several papers on …
Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is a therapeutic framework within psychology, with first instances as early as in the 1950s and 1960s (Ellis, 1957; Beck, 1960). It focuses on changing an individual’s cognition and behaviour through a …
