There is an urgent unmet need for digital mental health interventions specifically designed for individuals suffering from Long COVID. In this research, we will evaluate a new digital intervention program designed specifically for those experiencing persistent mental health symptoms such as anxiety, depression, trauma, or cognitive dysfunction following COVID-19 infection. The intervention (called Toivoa-004) was created to meet the accessibility and personalization needs of this population and to introduce and measure the clinical impact of a cognitive behavioral therapy intervention combined with mental health coaching, tailored to the unique challenges faced by Long COVID patients and their caregivers.
Primary Objective: Assess the feasibility of participants remaining active users of the Toivoa-004 digital therapeutic over the 12-week study period. Active use will be described in terms of engagement with the platform's core modules as tracked by system analytics.
Exploratory Objective: Explore the usability, ease of use, and acceptability of Toivoa-004 by evaluating engagement with core therapeutic components. Data include usage metrics, satisfaction ratings, and qualitative feedback through in-app surveys and interviews.
