ArticleEuropean psychiatry : the journal of the Association of European Psychiatrists2025
Shaping the future of psychotherapy: Leveraging technology-supported online clinics.
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Abstract
Melanie, a mother of two, has struggled with severe contamination-related obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) for years, spending hours each day cleaning and avoiding activities that feel "unsafe," which causes constant anxiety. Her symptoms make daily tasks difficult, as she cannot play with her children outside, do groceries without taking drastic measures, or visit friends and family without intense fear of contamination. Her rigid routines and compulsions take a toll on her mental and physical health and her children's, leaving her feeling isolated and overwhelmed. Melanie knows she needs specialized treatment. However, living in a rural area, the nearest specialized clinic is too far away for a day treatment program, inpatient care is not an option due to childcare responsibilities, and outpatient treatment is inaccessible due to long waiting lists and insufficient intensity for her needs. As a result, she remains stuck, unable to access the intensive therapy she requires.
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