Youth mental health problems are a major and growing global challenge. Although effective interventions exist for many common mental health problems, population-level improvements have been limited. This paradox highlights that intervention effectiveness alone is likely insufficient to generate meaningful public health...
M. Loades, J. R. Weisz, R. Beidas· Frontiers in Child and Adole...· 0 citations
Background Many digital mental health interventions (DMHIs) can be effective in reducing symptoms of common mental health problems in young people and can overcome many barriers to accessing treatment. These are most scalable when offered as self-help. However, all mental health interventions have the potential to caus...
Sara Munir, S. Dallison, Harriet J. Padley et al.· Frontiers in Psychology· 0 citations
OBJECTIVES
Mental health difficulties are rising amongst young adults in the United Kingdom, and access to mental health services is limited. Digital single-session interventions (SSIs) offer free, scalable mental health support and may help to meet this treatment gap. To inform adaptation and implementation of SSIs, w...
Tom A. Jenkins, S. Dallison, Mary L. Haywood et al.· Psychology and psychotherapy· 0 citations
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