Human-computer interaction (HCI) has contributed to the design and development of some
efficient, user-friendly, cost-effective, and adaptable digital mental health solutions. But HCI …

One in five people experience clinically relevant mental health problems before the age of
25 years. Furthermore, in Australia, one in seven children are reported to experience a …

Background: Youth, aged 15 to 24 years, are more likely to experience mental health (MH)
or substance use issues than other age groups. This is a critical period for intervention …

Mental health services are increasingly being delivered within schools via a multi-tiered
system of supports. Although care coordination, or the deliberate organization of activities …

Objectives There is an ongoing necessity to match clinical interventions with the
multidimensional needs of young people. A key step toward better service planning and the …

Background Clinical staging proposes that youth-onset mental disorders develop
progressively, and that active treatment of earlier stages should prevent progression to more …

Background Highly personalized care is substantially improved by technology platforms that
assess and track patient outcomes. However, evidence regarding how to successfully …

Objective This study utilised digital technology to assess the clinical needs of young people
presenting for care at headspace centres across Australia. Method 1490 young people (12 …

Attrition rates for Black youths in mental health treatment settings are high, and the extant
literature suggests this may be because treatment is not meeting their unique needs. Public …

Objectives Despite high levels of mental ill‐health amongst young people (aged 15–30), this
group demonstrates low help‐seeking and high drop‐out from mental health services …