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Identifying Biomarkers of Response to Digital Interventions for Mood Disorders
The proposed study will be a single-arm pragmatic clinical trial examining the feasibility of online CBT within the CAN-BIND sites and the biomarkers of treatment response to online CBT for mood disorders.
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