Aim: Community participation in occupational, social, recreational, and other domains is
critically important during young adulthood. Coordinated Specialty Care (CSC) programs …

Aim To describe the characteristics of the pathway to coordinated specialty care for young
adults with early psychosis in the United States, to examine how various factors correlate …

Peer providers are a promising practice for transition-age youth community mental health
treatment engagement and support, yet little is known about the experience of being a …

Objective To assess whether patient socioeconomic status (SES) moderates the
effectiveness of coordinated specialty care for first‐episode psychosis and to investigate …

The rise in child and adolescent mental health concerns has led to the need for an
expanded workforce to meet the needs of our nation's families. Peer paraprofessionals …

Objectives To compare the racial/ethnic differences in treatment quality among youth with
primary care provider‐initiated versus mental health specialist‐initiated care for major …

Children's mental health service systems are increasingly utilizing peer support services to
support families experiencing serious child mental illness. The literature provides few …

Objectives To examine differences in mental health-related service contacts between
immigrant, refugee, racial and ethnic minoritized children and youth, and the extent to which …

Objective Although several studies have found that the most effective treatment for both
youths and adults diagnosed with mood disorders is the combination of psychotherapy and …

Background: Substance use and mental health issues (ie, behavioral health issues) affect
millions of adolescents in the United States; however, estimates show that only half of those …