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Group-delivered interventions may be more in keeping with the community-centered focus of many Indigenous cultures and thus may be more culturally appropriate for Indigenous clients and communities [18,19]. Group-delivered mental health and substance use interventions have been shown to have cultural utility for Indigenous people, while also providing benefits for non-Indigenous people seeking help for these problems [20,21]. This is not surprising, given that humans are social creatures.
J Med Internet Res 2022;24(1):e27939
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We adapted the evidence-based MB course from a 6-session in-person group intervention to a 12-week social media group intervention tailored for youth aged
In this paper, we aim to present findings from formative stakeholder interviews regarding perinatal youths’ mental health challenges, facilitators, and design recommendations for a social media intervention to prevent perinatal depression.
JMIR Ment Health 2021;8(9):e26188
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