Are indicated prevention and effective early intervention achievable goals for youth with bipolar mood disorders?

  • Hickie I
  • Scott E
  • Ratheesh A
  • et al.
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Abstract

Compared with other areas of mental health research that are focused on the active and early management of youth presenting in the early stages of major mental disorders, there has been a relative lack of focus on young people with emerging or established bipolar disorders. Recently, this has stimulated both international professional societies (e.g., International Society for Bipolar Disorders [ISBD] Early Intervention Task Force) and funding agencies from Canada, UK, Australia, and the USA – including the Daymark Foundation (Jain et al. 2023), Wellcome Trust (2022), National Health and Medical Research Council, and BD 2 – to promote a focus on identifying the major challenges in this field and gathering support for novel research and clinical service programmes.

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Hickie, I. B., Scott, E. M., Ratheesh, A., Cotton, S., Scott, J., Iorfino, F., … Crouse, J. J. (2025). Are indicated prevention and effective early intervention achievable goals for youth with bipolar mood disorders? Research Directions: Depression, 2. https://doi.org/10.1017/dep.2024.9

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