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Showing 1 to 20 of 47 for “"mental health interventions"”.

  1. The Effectiveness of Digital Mental Health Interventions in Reducing Work-Related Burnout Among Office Workers in England: A Systematic Review

    … expectations, and digital overexposure. Digital mental health is useful for treating pressure, despair, and anxiety in the workplace, but undertakings and engagement with these interventions remain a concern. Aim: The aim of this research is to evaluate the effectiveness of digital mental health

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  2. Using Theory of Change to design and evaluate complex mental health interventions in low and middle income countries: the case of PRIME

    Background: Many health interventions are complex and consist of several interacting components (Medical Research Council 2008). These components include multiple causal strands, outcomes and levels of governance and may result in unexpected outcomes and non-linear change (Glouberman and Zimmerman …

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  3. Translated Evidence-Based Mental Health Toolkit for Skilled Nursing Facilities

    <p>More than 500,000 adults with a serious mental illness (SMI) receive long term care (LTC) in a skilled nursing facility (SNF) (Grabowski, Aschbrenner, Feng, & Mor, 2009). Residents who live in SNFs may experience limited access to meaningful occupations. The SNFs’ institutionalized structure may …

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  4. Transforming School-Based Mental Health to Heal the Collective Soul Wound

    … faced with increased demands for school-based mental health services. Public Prairie School Division (PPSD) provides student mental health intervention needs through onsite access to school-based teacher counsellors and referrals to centralized psychologists. However, decisions regarding mental

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  5. The experiences of autistic adults accessing healthcare services

    … Autistic adults experience high rates of metal health difficulties and face significant barriers to accessing appropriate mental health care. Empirical research and recent professional guidelines emphasise the importance of modifying standard mental health interventions to best meet the needs of …

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  6. Promoting Resilience in Unaccompanied Asylum-Seeking and Refugee Minors

    … and the traumas they face impact their mental health. As such, it is important to design mental health interventions that promote resilience and address the unique mental health needs of unaccompanied minors. OBJECTIVE: This literature review will summarize the existing literature to …

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  7. Sensitivity to Change of the Behavior and Symptom Identification Scale (BASIS-32)

    <p>With the increased demand for evidence based mental health interventions, there has been an increased need for comprehensive ways to determine the validity of certain measures used to measure therapy effectiveness. The Behavior and Symptom Identification Scale (BASIS-32) is one of the most …

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  8. A HOLISTIC MHEALTH APPROACH INTEGRATING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, NUTRITION, AND MENTAL HEALTH STRATEGIES TO IMPROVE WELL-BEING IN ADULTS

    As global populations age, shifting healthcare from treatment to prevention is increasingly vital. Holistic mobile health (mHealth) interventions that integrate physical activity, nutrition, and mental health offer promising preventive strategies, yet evidence in Asian contexts remains limited. …

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  9. Exploring the cultural understanding of mental illness: A study in the Ovaherero community, Opuwo urban area, Namibia

    … and analyze the cultural understandings of mental illness, specifically its perceived symptoms, causes, and treatments, within the Ovaherero community in Opuwo, Kunene Region, Namibia. Grounded in a constructivist paradigm, the research employed a qualitative ethnographic design to explore …

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  10. The Correlation Between Depression and Gendered Racism Among Black Women

    … this form of oppression may significantly affect mental health, particularly depression. However, few studies have examined how gendered racism interacts with racial identity and demographic factors (e.g., age, marital status, geographical location) to predict depressive symptoms. Using a sample …

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  11. From Family Systems to Social Justice: Understanding Resilience Among Asian American Sexual and Gender Minoritized Individuals

    … about how family support, or its absence, shapes mental health for Asian American SGM individuals, particularly in relation to coping mechanisms that may buffer the effects of low family support. Although social support is generally protective for SGM communities, experiences of racism within …

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  12. Why Have Mass Shootings Become More Prevalent in the United States in Recent Years?

    … three primary factors – firearm accessibility, mental health challenges, and evolving social and cultural dynamics – has fueled this disturbing trend in the early 21st century. Utilizing a mixed-methods approach that combines case studies, expert interviews, and quantitative data analysis, this …

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  13. Epidemiology of depressive symptoms in the Peruvian population before and during COVID-19

    … has increased the global prevalence of several mental health problems, including depressive symptoms. The increase in the prevalence of mental health problems was greatest in low- and middle-income countries. Moreover, in these countries, public health systems collapsed during the pandemic, as …

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  14. The prison of online performance: social achievement goals as a buffer between social media and digital stress

    … of addressing motivational orientations in mental health interventions and platform design. Practical implications include recommendations for clinicians, educators, and tech developers to promote healthier social media use and reduce approval-driven engagement among youth.

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  15. Investigating the Use of Physiological and Behavioral Signals to Facilitate Empathic Human-AI Interaction for Daily Stress Management

    … Large Language Models (EmLLMs) for general mental health support. EmLLMs use physiological and behavioral signals to infer users' mental states (affective and cognitive) and accordingly generate empathic messages as adaptive interventions. Three core research goals guided this work: (1) …

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  16. Reducing Suicide and Enhancing Mental Health Engagement in Adult Men: A Systematic Review of the Literature [paper]

    … prevalence of suicide rates, men underutilize mental health services. Understanding interventions that enhance men’s mental health engagement is crucial. This systematic review, guided by the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB), assessed interventions promoting men’s mental health-seeking …

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  17. Feasibility and effectiveness of MATCH-ADTC on ninth-grade students presenting symptoms of depression, and anxiety

    … are highly prevalent and can be comorbid. Mental health interventions are promising in decreasing anxiety and depression symptoms as well as learning healthy coping techniques. MATCH-ADTC is a transdiagnostic intervention grounded in cognitive-behavioral therapy and designed for children …

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  18. Distress in parents of children with advanced cancer enrolled in the PediQUEST Study

    … with progressive cancer can profoundly affect mental health. Interventions aimed at aligning care goals with prognostic understanding, easing child suffering and financial hardship may improve parental emotional wellbeing.

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  19. Black Women, Black Pride, and Mental Health: How Does the Power of an African American Woman’s Cultural Pride Influence her Perceived Barriers to Mental Health Care?

    … between cultural pride and perceived barriers to mental health care among African American women in the United States. Though extensive research has highlighted the disparities in mental health service utilization among racial and ethnic minorities, few studies have examined how variations in …

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  20. REDUCING STRESS AND INCREASING HOPE AMONG TYPHOON YOLANDA SURVIVORS

    … disasters every year. Many of these people face mental and emotional consequences from the traumatic experience. Research indicates that the aftereffects of such experiences can result in social, familial, and educational impairments in children. The current study tested the efficacy of a brief …

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