The rising mental health burden among youth, exacerbated by excessive social media use
and other risks associated with digital engagement, necessitates urgent and innovative …

There is growing evidence surrounding the instrumental role of sport and physical activity as
a tool to address issues within criminal justice systems and act as a mechanism to engage …

This article describes a theoretical framework for a school-based mentoring (SBM) approach
that addresses identified limitations of current adult-youth mentoring practices in schools …

Recent changes in mental health policies within Japanese organisations have been marked
by the introduction of Work Style Reforms, however, workplace mental health still faces …

The coronavirus disease-19 (COVID-19) pandemic has exacted a significant toll on children
and families and deepened an existing national child and family behavioral health …

Amidst the unprecedented challenges and uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic, youth
and young adults have experienced a great deal of stress and challenges. Youth mentorship …

A high-intensity family finding model has been used in other jurisdictions to support youth in
government care (child welfare services) and those transitioning out of government care to …

In Canada, there is a growing mentoring gap affecting thousands of children and youth. My
dissertation emerged from this national issue and my interest in helping to close the …

For over 100 years, youth mentoring has grown to be an evidenced based prevention
strategy for youth, demonstrating positive youth outcomes through strong relationships with …

Approximately 4.5 million youth in the United States participate in community-based
mentoring programs, an accepted form of intervention worldwide. Adult mentors are typically …