Growing research points to expanding adoption of online cognitive behavioral therapies, both guided and unguided

We are see­ing a num­ber of fas­ci­nat­ing meta-ana­ly­s­es com­par­ing the val­ue of A) face-to-face vs. Inter­net-based cog­ni­tive behav­ioral ther­a­pies and B) guid­ed vs unguid­ed inter­net-based cog­ni­tive behav­ioral ther­a­py, espe­cial­ly in the case of depres­sion. Here you have a cou­ple great exam­ples, sug­gest­ing a grow­ing adop­tion in the near future of web-based, and increas­ing­ly per­son­al­ized, interventions.

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Update: Should candidates to high office should pass a cognitive/ mental fitness test?

Wow, that was a cou­ple of very insight­ful dis­cus­sions, via social media no less. #1. The first one was about whether heads of state and can­di­dates to high office should pass a cognitive/ men­tal fit­ness test. Click HERE to read and dis­cuss some of the sharpest com­ments, such as… “I won­der what brought this up.” “Def­i­nite­ly. We rou­tine­ly screen…

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