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Counseling-Psychological-Social (Strategic)
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Initiative Description: Rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT). Students with subclinical levels of anxiety and depression were randomly allocated into three groups; three individual REBT sessions, or three individual attentional placebo (ATP) sessions or no sessions (control).

Study Results: Reduced depression symptoms, anxiety and dysfunctional thinking. + Increased self-esteem and hope.

Reference: Saelid, G. A., & Nordahl, H. M. (2017). Rational emotive behavior therapy in high schools to educate in mental health and empower youth health. A randomized controlled study of a brief intervention. Cognitive Behavior Therapy, 46(3), 196-210.

Level of Evidence: 3 out of 5 stars Very Good

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Tags: Mental Health, Depression - Anxiety
Mental Health, Depression - Anxiety
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