Abstract
ABSTRACT This study quantified and described COVID-19-related concerns and associated mental health symptom severity among a cohort of adults consecutively enrolled in a telebehavioral therapy program during the COVID-19 pandemic (N = 2,588). Demographic and clinical data were collected by standardized therapist-led interviews. COVID-19 concerns were abstracted from clinical notes. Anxious feelings (14.5%), work-related stressors (10.2%), and isolation (10.1%) were the most prevalent concerns. COVID-19 concern was associated with significantly higher stress symptom scores. These data add to our understanding of the links between pandemic-related stressors and mental health among individuals engaged in telebehavioral health care.
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