The novel coronavirus pandemic has caused marriage and family therapists (MFTs) to alter how they provide clinical services. MFTs must determine how to deliver relationship-oriented services to underserved populations that are often forgotten during crises, including incarcerated individuals and their families. The primary purpose of this paper is to showcase how relational telemental health (TMH) services for incarcerated individuals and their families can increase access to services and improve relational health. Information is presented about corrections in the U.S., effects of incarceration on partners, children, and other family members, the behavioral health and relationship needs of incarcerated individuals, and current approaches to relational mental health and telehealth in corrections. Finally, suggestions are offered on how relational TMH could be used in corrections during the COVID-19 pandemic, including advocacy for collaborative healthcare, recommended implementation practices, and ethical considerations.

新型冠状病毒大流行已导致婚姻和家庭治疗师 (MFT) 改变了他们提供临床服务的方式。MFT 必须确定如何向在危机期间经常被遗忘的服务不足的人群（包括被监禁的个人及其家人）提供以关系为导向的服务。本文的主要目的是展示为被监禁的个人及其家人提供的关系远程心理健康 (TMH) 服务如何增加获得服务的机会并改善关系健康。提供有关美国矫正、监禁对伴侣、儿童和其他家庭成员的影响、被监禁个人的行为健康和关系需求以及矫正中关系心理健康和远程医疗的当前方法的信息。最后，