Study explores online training to expand mental health care

Mental health promotion has long focused on improving well‐being and quality of life, but most interventions remain targeted — designed for specific diagnoses, symptoms or populations — limiting their reach. That gap has prompted growing interest in approaches that can be applied more broadly across the general population, according to new research published June 3 in Frontiers in Psychology .

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Mental Health Weekly
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2026-06-26
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https://doi.org/10.1002/mhw.34923
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Digital Mental Health Interventions
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Study explores online training to expand mental health care

Valerie A. Canady
Mental Health Weekly
Digital Mental Health Interventions
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Study explores online training to expand mental health care

Valerie A. Canady
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Abstract

Mental health promotion has long focused on improving well‐being and quality of life, but most interventions remain targeted — designed for specific diagnoses, symptoms or populations — limiting their reach. That gap has prompted growing interest in approaches that can be applied more broadly across the general population, according to new research published June 3 in Frontiers in Psychology .

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