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  • Digital Health
  • Mental Healthcare

Background:

  • Internet interventions offer accessible evidence-based psychological treatments.
  • Attitudes towards these digital mental health tools can be a significant barrier to their adoption.
  • Understanding user perceptions is crucial for effective implementation.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To evaluate attitudes towards guided internet interventions.
  • To compare the acceptability of guided internet interventions with other digital formats.
  • To identify factors influencing the acceptance of internet-based psychological treatments.

Main Methods:

  • A web-based survey assessed attitudes and preferences among 646 participants.
  • Data collected included perceived usefulness, helpfulness, and comparison to face-to-face therapy.
  • Predictors examined included sociodemographics, help-seeking history, attachment style, and stress levels.

Main Results:

  • 65.9% found internet interventions useful, but only 8.7% saw them as superior to face-to-face therapy.
  • Guided internet interventions were the preferred format (39.0%), followed by videoconferencing (22.8%).
  • Attachment avoidance, stress, and awareness of internet-based treatments predicted preferences.

Conclusions:

  • Therapist-guided internet interventions are viewed as helpful, though not a complete substitute for in-person care.
  • A large majority (81.0%) expressed willingness to use internet-based mental health approaches.
  • Implementation strategies should offer diverse options and focus on educating the public about the effectiveness of digital mental health tools.