Psychedelic Telehealth Psychotherapy
Psychedelic mental health resources to prepare and integrate your individual experience via Telehealth

Reviewing the Literature
Mini summary of recent literature on telehealth and psychotherapy
Brief, Telehealth-Delivered CBT Can Lower Risk of Suicidality Among High-Risk Adults
Brief cognitive behavioral therapy (BCBT) delivered via telehealth can effectively reduce suicide attempts and suicidal thoughts among high…

from JAMA 2025
Spotlight: JAMA-- “Telehealth Brief Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Suicide Prevention A Randomized Clinical Trial” (Baker, et al, 2024)
“The findings of this randomized clinical trial suggest that BCBT delivered via video telehealth is effective for reducing suicide attempts among adults with recent suicidal thoughts and/or behaviors.”

At-home, telehealth-supported ketamine treatment for depression: Findings from longitudinal, machine learning and symptom network analysis of real-world data (Mathai, et al, 2024)

At-home, telehealth-supported ketamine administration was largely safe, well-tolerated, and associated with improvement in patients with depression. Strategies for combining psychedelic-oriented therapies with rigorous telehealth models, as explored here, may uniquely address barriers to mental health treatment.
Expanding Access to Behavioral Health Services Through Telehealth

Psychedelic Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: On Ketamine, Context and Competencies in “Assisted-Psychotherapy”
There are many tools to help a psychotherapist help clients learn to speak the language of cognitive behavioral therapy, especially tools which may help facilitate therapeutic alliance, including, but not limited to telehealth.

Study: Telehealth builds autonomy, trust in treating addiction
Even as the nation’s opioid epidemic continues to ravage families and communities nationwide — with more than 100,000 Americans dying of drug overdoses each year — stigma remains a barrier for many

Finding Our Lanes: A Roadmap for Collaboration Between... : Harvard Review of Psychiatry
th and escalating private sector investment to provide services for individuals wishing to obtain care through insurance. In this article, we briefly review the current landscape of ambulatory mental health care. Utilizing Kissick’s Iron Triangle model of health care delivery, we compare the relative strengths and weaknesses of academic medical centers and the growing private sector, entities potentially positioned to synergistically foster a mental health ecosystem with improved quality, access, and cost-effectiveness. A roadmap for strategic integration is presented for how academic centers—institutions frequently overwhelmed by patient volume—might leverage partnerships with a private sector eager to utilize novel technology to improve access, demonstrate data-driven outcomes, and advocate for improved reimbursement from payers. We also assess the potential risks and pitfalls of such collaboration. In return, academic institutions can refocus on their strengths, including research, systems knowledge, quality-improvement initiatives, education and training, and specialty clinical care.…

Texas college students volunteer as crisis support professionals
A virtual practicum opportunity for social work students helps them gain field experience while providing in-demand crisis help to those in need.

Digital Tech Moves Depression Management Beyond Telemedicine
Using Telehealth to Implement Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy | Psychiatric Services
Behavioral health issues are common among patients with comorbid medical conditions but often go unrecognized or untreated, resulting in worse clinical outcomes and avoidable medical expenditures. This column describes an innovative telehealth solution that includes proactive and targeted patient identification and engagement and nationwide delivery of a technology-enabled, standardized, and evidence-based behavioral health program delivered via phone or video. A retrospective before-after evaluation of the program demonstrated national reach, high patient satisfaction, and significant reductions in symptoms of depression, anxiety, and stress.

Comparing efficacy of telehealth to in-person mental health care in intensive-treatment-seeking adults
The heightened acuity in anxiety and depressive symptoms catalyzed by the COVID-19 pandemic presents an urgent need for effective, feasible alternatives to in-person mental health treatment. While tele-mental healthcare has been investigated for practicability…

"Results suggest telehealth as a viable care alternative with no significant differences between in-person and telehealth groups in depressive symptom reduction, and significant increases in self-reported quality of life across both groups."
Why Telehealth for Mental Health Care Is Working
Yale Medicine experts discuss the benefits of telehealth for mental health visits with children and adults.
How well is telepsychology working?
Researchers pinpoint what we know—and what we need to learn—about telepsychology treatment options.

Is telemedicine here to stay? The future of telehealth services and the benefits of telemedicine
The AMA Update covers a range of health care topics affecting the lives of physicians and patients. Learn more about the future of telehealth services.

Telepsychiatry
View APA’s Telepsychiatry Toolkit.

Digital CBT Interventions Predict Robust Improvements in Anxiety and Depression Symptoms: A Retrospective Database Study (Holley, et al, 2024)
