Anxiety and depression are the most prevalent and least treated pediatric mental health
problems. Racial/ethnic minority youths face greater risks for developing anxiety and …

Rates of unmet need for treatment of anxiety in the United States are high. 1, 2 The number
of sessions required to implement interventions with empirical support has been cited as a …

Background Pediatric anxiety and depression are prevalent, impairing, and highly comorbid.
Available evidence‐based treatments have an average response rate of 60%. One path to …

Objective To report on broad-based outcomes of the Brief Behavioral Therapy (BBT) trial for
pediatric anxiety and depression. Secondary data analyses expand on previous reports by …

Behavioural Activation (BA)—a brief therapy based on the scheduling of enjoyable,
purposeful and rewarding activities—is an effective and cost-effective treatment for …

By adolescence, two-thirds of youth report exposure to at least one traumatic event, yet the
impact of trauma history is not routinely considered when evaluating the effect of …

Adolescents and young adults frequently experience anxiety and depression. The authors
evaluated engagement in and effects of a coach-enhanced digital cognitive-behavioral …

Aim: This study was part of a broader project to examine the acceptability, feasibility and
impact of a transdiagnostic mental health drop-in centre offering brief psychological …

Introduction There are unmet mental health needs of depressed adolescents and young
adults (AYAs) across the USA. Behavioural technology adequately integrated into clinical …

This chapter gives an account of the research that has been undertaken on internalising
problems concentrating on fears, anxiety, and depression. The development of these …