In episode 3 we speak to Professor Nick Titov about his work in digital mental health and digital mental health in the Australian Healthcare system.
Nick Titov is a Professor in the Department of Psychology, Macquarie University. His work focuses on the development and delivery of digital psychological treatments. He has been involved in more than 90 clinical trials of psychological interventions involving more than 10,000 people across four countries and has published more than 200 peer-reviewed papers.
Nick is also Executive Director of both the MindSpot and PORTS’ Clinics. Together, these clinics employ more than 60 mental health professionals and serve more than 30,000 people per year. His research and clinical services have attracted more than $80M in funding.
In this episode Ruth and Nick discuss his work in the digital mental health sector, sharing insight into the MindSpot Clinic, PORTS Clinic and MindSpot Academy. They discuss the role of digital mental health in the Australian Healthcare System, how COVID-19 has changed health care provision, and address a few common concerns therapist have with integrating digital mental health into practice. Nick also shares some lessons he has learned and some tips for practitioners wanting to start using digital mental health in their practice.
MindSpot Clinic: https://mindspot.org.au/
MindSpot Academy: https://mindspot.org.au/mindspot-academy
PORTS Clinic: https://ports.org.au/
Contact Nick Titov with and questions at:
nict.titov@mq.edu.au
In episode 3 we speak to Professor Nick Titov about his work in digital mental health and digital mental health in the Australian Healthcare system.
Nick Titov is a Professor in the Department of Psychology, Macquarie University. His work focuses on the development and delivery of digital psychological treatments. He has been involved in more than 90 clinical trials of psychological interventions involving more than 10,000 people across four countries and has published more than 200 peer-reviewed papers.
Nick is also Executive Director of both the MindSpot and PORTS’ Clinics. Together, these clinics employ more than 60 mental health professionals and serve more than 30,000 people per year. His research and clinical services have attracted more than $80M in funding.
In this episode Ruth and Nick discuss his work in the digital mental health sector, sharing insight into the MindSpot Clinic, PORTS Clinic and MindSpot Academy. They discuss the role of digital mental health in the Australian Healthcare System, how COVID-19 has changed health care provision, and address a few common concerns therapist have with integrating digital mental health into practice. Nick also shares some lessons he has learned and some tips for practitioners wanting to start using digital mental health in their practice.
MindSpot Clinic: https://mindspot.org.au/
MindSpot Academy: https://mindspot.org.au/mindspot-academy
PORTS Clinic: https://ports.org.au/
Contact Nick Titov with and questions at:
nict.titov@mq.edu.au