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Digital Single-Session Interventions for Youth Mental Health,l. For youths who do access treatment, early dropout is common and the most frequent number of sessions attended is just one. This treatment gap represents a pervasive public health issue and is unlikely to be filled by traditional models of mental healthcare delivery, which often require many weeks

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Integrating Pharmacotherapy into Brief Interventions for Child and Adolescent Treatment, highlighting their efficacy in treating diverse psychiatric disorders. The parallel use of medication and therapy often yields the best outcomes, leading to symptom remission over weeks to months of treatment. However, patients requiring hospitalization or intensive outpatient programs could benefi

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Suicide and Crisis Intervention,nd young adults, and other forms of suicidal behavior (e.g., suicidal thoughts; making suicide plans; attempting suicide) cause significant distress among youth, their family, and their friends. Cognitive-behavioral interventions have demonstrated the most efficacy in reducing suicidal behavior, wit

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Multicultural Findings and Considerations from Brief Interventions, population lives in Western, educated, industrialized, and developed countries, over 80% of research findings come from these regions. While modern psychotherapies are grounded in Western values, cultural adaptations have shown promising results. Mainstream treatments may be ineffective or harmful

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-47915-1wide range of anxiety disorders. As CBT interventions become more intensive and condensed, mental health professionals must consider the ethics of providing such treatment to youth, adolescents, and young adults. This chapter highlights the ethical considerations likely to arise with brief, intensiv

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