Digital solutions to promote adolescent mental health: Opportunities and challenges for research and practice

Jason R. Bantjes

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Digital Mental Health Interventions Suicide and Self-Harm Studies Impact of Technology on Adolescents

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Jason Bantjes discusses the accompanying study by Michelle Torok, Jin Han, and colleagues investigating the effects of a self-guided smartphone application on suicidal ideation among young adults.

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