Description
Doctoral dissertation, YU Community only
Abstract
The study examined social workers and their practice of telepsychotherapy.
One hundred fifty-nine participants responded to a survey to determine the gaps in online
therapy, the limitations of telepsychotherapy, the application of practice guidelines, the
telepsychotherapy models, and technology modalities essential in its implementation. A set of
the hypothesis was used in furthering the research. The survey conducted on the target
population focused on demographic variables like age, gender, and race. The study results
implore social workers to be ethical in their practice, attain more knowledge, and maintain client
confidentiality. The research is, however, limited because of the COVID-19 pandemic and
participants in the North-Eastern region. Further research is vital to grasp the content thoroughly.
Citation
Toumarides, E. (2021, February). Virtual psychotherapy (Publication No. 28544256) [Doctoral Dissertation, Yeshiva University]. ProQuest Dissertations and Theses Global.
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