Helen Christensen

TL;DR: Evaluating the efficacy over 12 months of follow-up of an eMH program (myCompass) for improving social and occupational functioning in a community sample of people with T2DM and self-reported mild-to-moderate depressive symptoms yields important insights into how people withT2DM might be engaged in eMH programs and the challenges of focusing specifically on mental health.

TL;DR: The effectiveness of the intervention compared with an active mood monitoring control in reducing depressive symptoms and the prevalence of depression at 3 months is determined, with secondary outcomes assessing well-being and work performance.

TL;DR: This study will provide evidence on whether a widely accessible, evidence-based, internet-delivered cognitive behavioural therapy for insomnia intervention can lead to greater improvements than standard treatment for depression alone, in a group who traditionally do not readily access psychotherapy.

TL;DR: If demonstrated effective, a new service delivery model for the implementation of mental health programs in schools could be indicated and significantly contribute to the mental health of young people in Australia by providing preventive interventions for mental health problems and consequently reducing the need for clinical services.

TL;DR: An interactive website for people at familial risk for depression (intervention) would improve intention to adopt, or actual adoption of, depression prevention strategies and a range of secondary outcome measures and the opt-in nature of the study may have led to participation bias.