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Observational analysis highlights negative effects of school-based mental health interventions, suggesting a shift toward targeted alternatives.
In this talk I will discuss current findings related to therapeutically informed (e.g., Mindfulness and CBT based) universal school-based interventions for mental health. For example, I will highlight the evidence showing that many of these interventions often lead to null or unstained positive effects, have the potential to elicit negative effects and are not well liked by young people themselves. I will end by suggesting the field moves away from these universal interventions, towards more effective alternatives such as targeted, indirect and 1:1 interventions Disclosure of Interest None Declared
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