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Yshareit A project promoting the use of e-mental health resources amoung young people

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posted on 2023-05-16, 22:05 authored by Caroline SpiranovicCaroline Spiranovic, Briggs, Kate, Kenneth KirkbyKenneth Kirkby, Mobsby, C, Daniels, BA
The yshareit project aims to increase awareness of and access to reputable e-mental health resources among young people. Small group workshops were conducted using a triage website to explore youth-relevant e-mental health websites. Participants completed a range of activities aimed at enhancing communication skills and developing ideas for promoting e-mental health resources. The results revealed a significant increase in awareness, usage and promotion to others of e-mental health websites. They indicate that small-group workshops are an effective means of educating young people about reputable e-mental health resources, and that an associated triage website is a useful adjunct for promoting these resources.

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Publication title

Youth Studies Australia

Volume

27

Pagination

52-60

ISSN

1038-2569

Department/School

Tasmanian School of Medicine

Publisher

University of Tasmania

Place of publication

Tasmania

Repository Status

  • Restricted

Socio-economic Objectives

Mental health services

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