Background Digital mental health interventions (DMHIs), which deliver mental health
support via technologies such as mobile apps, can increase access to mental health …

Few individuals living with mental disorders around the globe have access to mental health
care, yet most have access to a mobile phone. Digital technology holds promise for …

Objective: Digital mental health interventions (DMHIs) are typically designed as “one-size fits
all” which may perpetuate health disparities for racialized minorities. This systematic review …

Background: There is a huge gap in the treatment of mental disorders in Latin America,
especially among socioeconomically disadvantaged groups. Given the sharp increase in …

The uneven distribution of mental health resources contributes to the burden of mental
disorders in vulnerable groups, especially in developing countries. Internet-based …

Background: Internet-delivered treatments for depressive symptoms have proved to be
successful in high-income Western countries. There may be potential for implementing such …

Background Depression is the most prevalent cause of illness-induced disability worldwide.
Face-to-face psychotherapeutic interventions for depression can be challenging, so there is …

Background Culturally adapted psychotherapy (CAP) studies are limited and until now there
are few published examples that illustrate the process of cultural adaptation with internet …

Background Internet-based interventions for depression may be a valuable resource to
reduce the treatment gap for those living in developing countries. However, evidence comes …

Background Self-help interventions have the potential to increase access to evidence-based
mental health care. Self-help can be delivered via different formats, including print media or …