Expert alarmed by mental health app Cerebral’s speedy sessions and prescriber qualifications
More users of Cerebral, one of the largest online mental health care providers, are reporting they have problems with Cerebral's quality of care. In June, CBS News reported on how some users were concerned about how the startup was treating people for conditions such as depression and ADHD. Since then, CBS News has heard from more patients and employees who are concerned about the way Cerebral diagnoses and prescribes medications.
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