Background The COVID-19 pandemic has shifted mental health care delivery to digital
platforms, videoconferencing, and other mobile communications. However, existing reviews …

Aim The prevalence of mental health difficulties and the demand for psychological support
for students in higher education (HE) appear to be increasing. Online therapy is a widely …

Background There is emerging evidence of the potentially detrimental impact of social
media on young people's mental health. Against this background, online self‐harm content …

This paper reflects upon the history of online counselling and psychotherapy research. It
provides a reflection upon the growing body of research in this field and discusses the …

Background Internet support groups enable users to provide peer support by exchanging
knowledge about and experiences in coping with their illness. Several studies exploring the …

Background: Web-based interventions have proven to be effective not only in clinical
populations but also in the occupational setting. Recent studies conducted in the work …

This study investigated whether with disruptions in care due to the COVID-19 pandemic,
persons who self-identified as living with a mental health condition increased their usage of …

The number of university students experiencing mental health issues in the UK is increasing
and a high number of students are dropping out of university as a result. Literature highlights …

Objective: Between the ages of 12 and 25 the onset of mental disorders typically occurs, and
the burden of mental health problems is greatest for this group. Indicated preventive …

Introduction As social media platforms become commonplace in daily life, online peer
support groups have become an increasingly popular resource for people living with …