Understanding the provider experience with digital tools in blended care therapy delivered via telehealth: A mixed-methods evaluation.

Emily G Lattie¹, Laura D'Adamo^1,2, Miranda L Beltzer¹, Alethea Varra¹, Connie Chen¹, Anita Lungu¹

¹Lyra Health, Burlingame, CA, USA.

²Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences, Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA, USA.

Abstract

OBJECTIVE: In blended care therapy, clients and therapists work together in synchronous psychotherapy sessions and asynchronous guided practice sessions, in which therapists assign digital tools (e.g., video lessons, written exercises) and provide guidance. This model of care is effective at scale, but the therapist experience of delivering this care has not been thoroughly examined. This study ex…

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