Erik Hedman Created 2026-10-25 Updated 2026-11-05
Erik Hedman studied internet-delivered cognitive behavioral therapy for severe health anxiety. A randomized trial compared therapist-guided internet treatment with an attention-control condition. The comparison tests that delivery arrangement and treatment package, rather than showing that an online format alone is sufficient or that every form of health concern has the same mechanism. [ref]
Maral Jolstedt Created 2026-10-25 Updated 2026-11-05
A researcher who evaluated guided internet-delivered cognitive behavioral therapy for childhood anxiety disorders. A randomized trial compared the intervention with child-directed play and included economic evaluation. The trial concerns a specified supported program, so its results do not automatically establish effectiveness of every unguided online resource.[ref]
Martina Nordh Created 2026-10-25 Updated 2026-11-05
A researcher who tested therapist-guided internet-delivered cognitive behavioral therapy for young people with social anxiety disorder. A randomized trial compared it with internet-delivered supportive therapy and used masked clinical severity ratings. An active comparison tests benefits beyond receiving online contact and support, rather than comparing only with no intervention.[ref]