Showing up to therapy and getting better are two different things, and the clinical insights on kids and teens help to show why. This Grow study of nearly 10,000 young people ages 9 to 17 provides a window into youth therapy in the digital world, where more than half of participants reached a clinically meaningful drop in depression or anxiety symptoms. It covers the factors that may have helped to shape their care while offering practical questions to bring to your own caseload.
In this e-book
- How early engagement shapes care, and what the first few visits can tell you
- Where symptoms improved, and how measurement-informed care can turn a score into a clinical conversation
- Why depression and anxiety so often show up together, and what that means for assessing beyond the presenting concern
- What attendance can and can’t tell you, with a guide for when engagement and progress don’t line up
- How to work with caregivers while protecting a young person’s voice
