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Home > Psychiatry > Psychiatry Information in Brief > Vol. 15 > Iss. 12 (2018)

 

Document Type

Tip Sheet

Publication Date

2018-10-31

DOI

10.7191/pib.1132

Abstract

We know that young adults often under-utilize services for serious mental health conditions. But, young adults can be actively engaged and retained in services that are important to them by using the right approach. This tip sheet offers providers some guiding principles for working with young adults that can improve engagement and retention in services.

Subject Area

Service Systems, Transition Age Youth

Keywords

Young adults with mental health conditions, engagement, providers, transition age youth, TAY, tips, engagement and retention in services

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Deirdre G. Logan and Michelle G. Mullen

 
 

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