Objective We evaluated the feasibility of a 10-week program combining a smartphone
application and theoretically-based, social media-delivered health education intervention to …

Background: There is growing interest in using mobile apps and online tools to support
postsecondary student mental health, but most of these solutions have suboptimal user …

Background University attendance represents a transition period for students that often
coincides with the emergence of mental health and substance use challenges. Digital …

Mobile health (mHealth) could be widely used in the population to improve access to
psychological treatment. In this paper, we describe the development of a mHealth …

Background Despite the pervasive use of smartphones among university students, there is
still a dearth of research examining the association between smartphone use and …

Interventions delivered via mobile apps show particular promise in tackling the burden of
common mental disorders. Appropriately targeting these interventions to at-risk populations …

Background: Mental health concerns are a significant issue among community college
students, who often have less access to resources than traditional university college …

Practicing psychologists are being faced with the reality that mobile mental health apps for
smartphones and tablet devices are increasing in popularity. This growth area within e …

Background During the last fifteen years, the possibility of delivering psychoeducation
programs through Internet-based platforms have been explored. Studies evaluating those …

Demand for the use of mobile apps in mental health interventions has grown in recent years,
particularly among adolescents who experience elevated levels of distress. However, there …