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Do No Harm: Can School Mental Health Interventions Cause Iatrogenic Harm?

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Foulkes and Stringaris (2023)

Schools have been working hard to prevent and treat mental health problems in teenagers, which helps some students feel better. However, research shows that for some teens, these efforts might actually make things worse by increasing stress or symptoms. This suggests it’s important to carefully check that mental health programs in schools do more good than harm.

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Do No Harm: Can School Mental Health Interventions Cause Iatrogenic Harm?

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Foulkes and Stringaris (2023)

Schools have been working hard to prevent and treat mental health problems in teenagers, which helps some students feel better. However, research shows that for some teens, these efforts might actually make things worse by increasing stress or symptoms. This suggests it’s important to carefully check that mental health programs in schools do more good than harm.

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