> But I still wonder if online CBT was effective for the small portion of participants who did complete it?
MoodGym and Beating the Blues have some evidence behind them. NICE was recommending Beating the blues because they have some evidence of efficacy for it.
Maybe there's a simple fix. Something like Flo to keep people engaged with it, or some kind of gamifaction.
MoodGym and Beating the Blues have some evidence behind them. NICE was recommending Beating the blues because they have some evidence of efficacy for it.
Maybe there's a simple fix. Something like Flo to keep people engaged with it, or some kind of gamifaction.
http://www.health.org.uk/flo
Or maybe Recovery College combined with online CBT?
http://www.health.org.uk/recovery-college