Despite compelling arguments for the dissemination of evidence-based treatments (EBTs),
questions regarding their relevance to ethnically diverse populations remain. This review …

This meta-analysis evaluated the effects of the expressive writing intervention (EW;
Pennebaker & Beall, 1986) among adolescents. Twenty-one independent studies that …

This review provides a comprehensive investigation of the pattern and strength of findings in
the literature regarding the environmental moderators of the relationship between exposure …

Violence has been linked to poor academic outcomes in youth, but there is little
understanding of the mechanisms underlying this relation. This longitudinal survey study …

Objective: Evidence demonstrating treatment efficacy for ethnic minorities has grown in
recent years; however, Asian Americans (ie, of East Asian or Southeast Asian heritage) are …

Culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) populations often have high rates of addictive
disorders, but lower rates of treatment seeking and completion than the mainstream …

Alexithymia and low emotion differentiation restrict access to emotional information and
increase propensity toward dysregulated and deviant behaviors, such as impulsive …

Aggressive behaviour among adolescents has significant social and economic costs.
Numerous attempts have been made to intervene to reduce aggression in adolescents …

Growing evidence exists on the potential for adapting evidence-based interventions for low-
and-middle-income countries (LMIC). One opportunity that has received limited attention is …

Youth involved in child welfare and juvenile justice systems suffer from alarmingly high rates
of mental health challenges. In particular, exposure to trauma (eg, maltreatment) is one …