This January 30, 2015 article on the Psych Central website talks about emerging data in a recent study that seems to show that mental health professionals prefer text messaging over apps when it comes to mobile communication from their clients mainly because the data suggests that people with mental illnesses are more likely to use text messaging then they are to use an app.
Texting on a qwerty keypad phone (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
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