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Why 'telehealth' for mental health patients seems to be working

telehealth, like this person having a video call here, has become an increasingly popular method of treatment for mental health

Yale Medicine mental health clinicians have spoken about how telehealth has worked for them and their patients. Image: UNSPLASH/Dylan Ferreira

Carrie MacMillan
Senior Clinical Writer, Yale Medicine
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