Introduction: The role of family in supporting service users in coping with illness and
engaging in relapse prevention in early psychosis is important. Taking on this caring though …

Importance More than 1 in 5 children in low-income families report a mental health (MH)
problem, yet most face barriers accessing MH services. Integrating MH services into primary …

Objective: This study compared the quality of treatment relationships and engagement in
peer-based and regular case management. It also assessed the value of positive …

Background: Psychosis onset commonly occurs at ages 16–30 when individuals are
typically developing their education, employment and career trajectories. Coordinated …

Objective: Although specialized early intervention services (EISs) for psychosis promote
engagement in care, a substantial number of individuals who receive these services are …

OBJECTIVES: This study identified desired outcomes for adolescent mental health services
according to various stakeholders—adolescents, parents, and therapists—and examined …

Objective: Peer providers are essential to the delivery of recovery-oriented mental health
services, but little is known about their roles in delivering integrated mental health and …

Background Most of the early psychosis intervention (EPI) training has focused on family
physicians participants. In N orthern O ntario, there is a shortage of primary care. This paper …

This study examined changes in treatment engagement of 437 youths and their caregivers
receiving mental health services in the United States. The youth sample had an average age …

Objective: The implementation of evidence-based practices (EBPs) in community mental
health settings for youths has consistently yielded weakened effects compared with …