… (as well as universal) psychological/psychoeducational interventions delivered across
different settings (eg, community schools and colleges, primary care clinics) might be effective in …

… study of youth, participants seen in a gender clinic in the … of psychosocial functioning
after 12 months of receiving puberty … Within the current study, rates of school avoidance–related …

… from 1635 to 7653 TGNC youth), and the youth were assessed in schools and therefore
represented a true community sample with a range of psychological functioning (as compared to …

… who had psychiatric treatment needs or problems in school, … evaluate the adolescent
development of young people diagnosed with … the psychosocial functioning and need for …

… experiences are associated with mental health outcomes. … students receiving free and reduced
lunch at each school ranged … This study consists of an analytic sample of 526 youth (56% …

… DKA, especially if recurrent, can impact school functioning and educational attainment via a
… of psychosocial functioning on a regular basis. In addition, the mental health professionals …

… long-term effects than did the youth, yet the youth worried more about the appropriate age
… psychological functioning such as decreased depression and improved global functioning. …

… requiring psychosocial support and/or mental health services. … student mental health outcomes
is needed, as current school … various disciplines including youth mental health, education …

… psychological moderators of the effects of psychological treatments for youth mental health
… Friends, other family members, as well as school and health professionals were also often …

… psychosocial functioning, while adolescent secrecy is linked to higher levels of adolescent
psychosocial … The impact of school on children's and adolescents' mental health. (2012-5-15). …