While the rapid growth of mobile mental health applications has offered an avenue of
support unbridled by physical distance, time, and cost, the digitalization of traditional …

Background Rates of mental health problems among youth are high and rising, whereas
treatment seeking in this population remains low. Technology-delivered interventions (TDIs) …

Background Increasing life spans of populations and a growing demand for more advanced
care make effective and cost-efficient provision of health care necessary. eHealth …

Background Mobile phone–delivered life skills programs are an emerging and promising
way to promote mental health and prevent substance use among adolescents, but little is …

Background: Mental illness is a serious condition requiring early intervention. This study
aims to assess the knowledge, attitude, practice, and stigma toward mental illness among …

Purpose A rapid increase in global smartphone ownership and digital health technologies
offers the potential for mobile phone applications (apps) to deliver mental health …

This technological era has witnessed an increasing number of young children engaging in
the use of handheld devices such as smartphones, iPads, and tablets; now widely …

Background: The global estimate of the number of children in institutional care is around 5
million, with around 1 million of these children living in Europe. In Germany, about 75,000 …

There are high rates of mental health concerns on college campuses, but students face
barriers to treatment. Mental health apps (MHapps) are a promising way to improve access …

Few young adults receive mental health services despite high rates of depression that were
further exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Internet-supported mental health …