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Knowledge, research and resources from our Action. Explore the research, publications, protocols, materials and other resources developed through the Action and its Working Groups.
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  • Digital mental health apps for young people in Europe: A systematic cross-country analysis

    This study examined how mental health smartphone apps available to young people differ in accessibility, content, and features across seven European countries, languages, and cultural contexts, using data from the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
    Alba Madrid Cagigal ,Canan Citil Akyol,Nesime Can Angın,João Ferreira,Karolina Gabor-Siatkowska,Niko Männikkö,Anna Meyniel,Neslihan Önder Özdemir,Miloš Stojadinović,Vanesa Varga,Ine Beyens,Claudette Pretorius
    Publications
    WG2
    Year: 2026
  • Co-Design Workshop Protocol and Facilitation Materials for Design Futures Exploration of Digital Mental Health Help-seeking for Young People

    Materials supporting the co-design and exploration of future digital mental health technologies for help-seeking with young people.
    Casaleiro, T., Hrckova, A., Madrid Cagigal, A., Gabor-Siatkowska, K., Stojanović, M., Paiva Drakos, K. S., Can, N., Bakir, A., Olenik-Shemesh, D., Ergüney, M., Balaskas, A., Beyens, I., & Pretorius, C.
    Protocols & Materials
    WG2
    Version 1.0 · Zenodo
    Year: 2026
  • Co-Design Workshop Protocol and Facilitation Materials for Design Futures Exploration of Digital Mental Health Technologies for Young People

    Materials supporting the co-design and exploration of future digital mental health technologies for contextual assessment with young people.
    Balaskas, A., Callejas, Z., Krasniqi, E., Guzman Parra, J., & De Witte, N. A. J.
    Protocols & Materials
    WG3
    Version 1.0 · Zenodo
    Year: 2026
  • Coproduction Without Youth? Closing the Participation Gap in Digital Mental Health Research

    A publication examining youth participation in digital mental health research, the challenges to meaningful participation, and practical recommendations for supporting more meaningful and consistent youth involvement throughout the research life cycle.
    Charlotte Blease, Maria Tibbs, Andreas Balaskas, Shaun Liverpool, Josefin Hagström, Amanda Fitzgerald
    Publications
    WG1
    JMIR Mental Health, 2026, 1, e91739
    Year: 2026
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