Troubleshooting “Zoom Fatigue” in The Era of Telehealth
July 2020
Many psychologists report that delivering services through telehealth is “harder” and “more draining” than in-person care. Some researchers link these phenomena to increased cognitive challenges related to telepsychology—even coining the term “Zoom fatigue.” Discover practical strategies that psychologists can use to lessen the stress of using daily videoconferencing and get the guidance you need to develop your personal plan to reduce stress and burnout, while learning:
- How to assess your workplace needs to minimize stress.
- What hardware and software combinations make telehealth more manageable.
- Routine processes that reduce time and effort on documentation.
- Functions that can be done by an administrative assistant rather than a clinician.
This webinar is the third in an interdivisional APA series led by Division 18 (Psychologists in Public Service) and the Coalition for Technology in Business Science (CCTiBS), and supported by nine other APA divisions (19, 29, 31, 32, 37, 42, 46, 53, and 56).
This program does not offer CE credit.
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Presenters
Marlene M. Maheu, PhD
A technology-focused pioneer since 1994. As the executive director of the Telebehavioral Health Institute Inc., she has overseen the development and delivery of online training to professionals from 76 countries worldwide.
Raechel Soicher, PhD
Oregon State University, School of Psychological Science.
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