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List of contents
Chapter 1 – Defining Telehealth, Telepsychology, and Associated Terms; Chapter 2 - Mental Health Disparity and the Utility of Videoconferencing Telepsychology; Chapter 3 – Guidebooks and Recommendations for Ethical and Legal Practice; Chapter 4 – Factors to Consider in Order to Ensure an Ethical and Legal Videoconferencing Practice; Chapter 5 – Videoconferencing Logistics: Overview; Chapter 6 – Videoconferencing Logistics: System Considerations; Chapter 7 – Videoconferencing Logistics: Video Camera Considerations; Chapter 8 – Videoconferencing Logistics: Display Screen Considerations; Chapter 9 – Videoconferencing Logistics: Microphone Considerations; Chapter 10 – Videoconferencing Logistics: Videoconferencing Platform Considerations; Chapter 11 – Videoconferencing Logistics: Bandwidth and Latency Considerations; Chapter 12 – Videoconferencing Logistics: Room Setup Considerations; Chapter 13 – Videoconferencing Logistics: Video Tips; Chapter 14 – Videoconferencing Logistics: Audio Tips; Chapter 15 – Videoconferencing Logistics: Documentation; Chapter 16 – A Stepwise Summary of the Videoconferencing Process; Chapter 17 – Self-Care Practices; Chapter 18 – (Brief) Answers to Common Questions About Videoconferencing Practice; Chapter 19 – Conclusion and Next Steps for Providers; Appendices; Index
About the author
Jonathan G. Perle, PhD, ABPP, is a board-certified clinical child and adolescent psychologist and educator. He has significant experience related to the study, teaching, and utilization of telehealth modalities.
Summary
This book works as a guide to videoconferencing practice for psychological providers through a broad, simplified, and practical overview of pertinent factors. It is a consolidation of research literature and professional experiences of practicing, teaching, and studying videoconferencing.
