Limited empirical evidence is available regarding the uptake and effectiveness of school-based mental health and wellbeing programs implemented in Australi
Mental health literacy interventions in school settings are growing in number and scope, yet challenges in user engagement and real-world implementation pe
“There’s no institution better positioned to engage with students on mental health issues than schools,” says John Crocker, director of school mental health for Methuen Public Schools, north of Boston. “We can look for emerging concerns and provide social and emotional learning about managing ...
This is fair for variables related to psychological or mental health outcomes, as selection factors like socioeconomic status affect these variables less than for example academic performance. These considerations required a minimum of 10 clusters within each group, requiring a total sample size of 10...
implemented in the experimental group: (i) will increase their sexuality knowledge level; (ii) will increase their preventive sexual behavior (or intentions); (iii) will favor a gender-positive attitude; and (iv) will decrease internalizing and externalizing problems and attention in mental health....
[23] total difficulties score, a widely used measure of pupil behavioural and mental health challenges designed for use among school-aged children that has been used in a number of Sub-Saharan African countries [24], measured among children aged 11–16 at final follow-up; Self-efficacy in ...
They proposed several potential reasons for these findings: (1) Males might have a higher pain threshold; (2) Girls experience unique hormonal changes during puberty; (3) Females often face greater mental stress; (4) A higher heritability of neck and shoulder pain is observed in females. ...
During this study, the SBHC provided comprehensive services that included primary, prenatal, delivery, and postpartum care for students; family planning services; primary care for infants and children; episodic care; case management; nutrition education; parenting education; and mental health services. ...
School-based interventions for the inclusion of autistic pupils generally address one of four levels in a school environment. First, interventions targeting the autistic children (the child level) usually aim at improving the social skills of autistic children, by giving therapist-led training sessions...
Compatibility: Teachers perceived that the intervention was successful in improving students’ on-task behaviour (3.2 ± 0.6 units), academic performance (3.3 ± 0.7 units) and mental health (3.6 ± 0.5 units). Teachers provided multiple comments related to intervention compatibility. Culture: ...