Mental Health and Digital Technologies
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Volume 1
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Issue 1 2024
A digital positive psychology intervention for college student mental health and health behaviors
Duke Biber, Ashlee DavisThe purpose of this study is to evaluate the impact of a 10-week positive psychology course on college student stress, anxiety, self-compassion, resilience and health behaviors.
Technology-enhanced psychological assessment and treatment of distressing auditory hallucinations: a systematic review
Emma O’Neill, Molly Bird, Simon RichesAuditory hallucinations (“hearing voices”) are a relatively common experience, which is often highly distressing and debilitating. As mental health services are under increasing…
Digital applications potential to support the mental well-being of nurses: an integrative review
James Hindman, Joel Zugai, Toby RaeburnNurses work in a wide range of roles and settings, each with inherent stressors that can impact mental well-being. High levels of stress, burnout and clinical errors have been…
The “Silent Firefighters”: an examination and evaluation of peer support sessions for medical laboratory professionals in Canada
Rosina E. Mete, Brandon Djukic, Christine NielsenThe Canadian Society for Medical Laboratory Science (CSMLS) Peer Support Project was a formal and virtual peer support group pilot for medical laboratory professionals in Canada…
Acceptability, feasibility, and preliminary evaluation of an animated VR game for reducing mental health stigma in health-care students and trainees: a mixed-method study
Raul Szekely, Oliver Mason, David M. Frohlich, Elizabeth Alexandra BarleyThis study aims to pilot-test the acceptability, feasibility, preliminary efficacy and user experience of an animated virtual reality (VR) game (“Goliath: Playing with Reality”…
Virtual reality and social avoidance: an exploratory study of acceptance, and feasibility in an inpatient secure environment
Alessandra Girardi, Lorraine Higham, Sarrah Fatima, Elanor Webb, Pieter Snyman, Paul Wallang, Kieran C. BreenSocial avoidance disorders can be disruptive to the individual as they begin to over-manage their lives, at times avoiding social and work commitments. A potential therapeutic…
e-ISSN:
2976-8756Online date, start – end:
2024Copyright Holder:
Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
hybridEditors:
- Dr Julie Prescott
- Dr Steven Barnes