This paper describes the development and psychometric evaluation of a brief self‐report
measure (BEACON) to inform universal mental health screening in schools. Items assess …

One of the major developments in the field of child psychopathology has been further
understanding the effects of age on symptom presentation. Also, various disorders tend to …

Few children with mental health problems access evidence-based interventions. Primary
schools may be an ideal setting to improve access to treatment through screening and …

Background Supporting children and young people's (CYP) mental and physical health is a
global policy priority but detecting need and facilitating access to health services and …

Background: Self-harm is common among adolescents and is a major public health concern.
School staff may be the first adults to notice a young person's self-harm and are well placed …

About 16% of Dutch children are reported to have social, emotional, and behavioral
difficulties (SEBDs). SEBDs generate distress and pose risks for various negative outcomes; …

Objectives This study aims to examine the effect of adolescent suicide survivors' experience
on suicide death risk, and the effect of referral to mental health services (hereafter referral) in …

Background Anxiety and mood disorders are the main cause of illness in people under the
age of 25, accounting for 45% of the global disease burden, whereas 4.6% of teenagers …

Prevention and early intervention have become part of the Australian policy discourse;
however, the prevention and early intervention of youth homelessness remain significantly …

Detecting mental health concerns in youth accurately and promptly may prevent poor school
outcomes, long‐term mental illness, and adverse lifelong outcomes. Practitioners often use …