Background Internet and mobile-based interventions provide a unique opportunity to deliver
cost-effective, accessible, time-unlimited support to people with psychosis. The aims of this …

Background Digital mental health interventions have been posited as a way of reducing the
burden on mental health services in higher education institutions. However, low adherence …

Introduction: Benefits from mental health early interventions may not be sustained over time,
and longer-term intervention programs may be required to maintain early clinical gains …

Many Australian young men (18-25 years) fail to meet recommendations in national dietary
or physical activity (PA) guidelines. However, there is a lack of understanding of their …

Background There is a lack of understanding of young men's perspectives in obesity-related
research. This study aims to:(1) identify young men's perceived motivators and barriers in …

Gamification is increasingly being proposed as a strategy to increase engagement for
mental health and wellbeing technologies. However, its implementation has been criticized …

Background Psychological and pharmacological treatments have been shown to reduce
rates of transition to psychosis in Ultra High Risk (UHR) young people. However, social …

E-mental health programmes have great potential to provide young people with access to
mental health support. However, it is commonly reported that adherence to these …

Supportive peer relationships are fundamental for mental health and well-being. Hence,
peers and friends are a valuable resource, especially at the time of transition from primary to …

Social media platforms may be promising intervention tools to address the nutrition literacy
and associated health behaviours of young women. We aimed to co-design a lifestyle …