A rapid review of studies found evidence that the flexibility and anonymity associated with remote interventions can help young people who face barriers to face-to-face services.
A rights-based approach to service design and quality will empower both young people and practitioners to achieve a common cause: the ‘humanisation’ of youth mental health services.
A group of young adults tell policy makers and senior government officials that access to early intervention services based in community settings should be a priority.
