Melissa Hawkins, Sarah Irvine Belson, Robin McClave, Lauren Kohls, Sarah Little, Anastasia Snelling
Healthy Schoolhouse 2.0 Health Promotion Intervention to Reduce Childhood Obesity in Washington, DC: A Feasibility Study
Nutrients
study aimed examine levels mental health literacy mhl associated factors among adolescents descriptive crosssectional analytical study conducted total 650 students aged 1118 years three middle three high schools data collected using child adolescent mental health literacy scale evaluated using descriptive statistics regression analysis determine whether age gender grade predictive factors mhl mean age participants study 168 135 years 55 students girls mean mhl score 396 12 indicating moderate mhl multiple regression analysis indicated variables age gender grade explained 55 variance mhl score variables examined individually gender grade significant effect p 005 older age associated higher mhl score p 005 results study showed mhl improved age mhl promotion important mental health resilience collaboration school nurses school counselors psychiatric nurses provide mental health educational interventions may help reduce stigma increase helpseeking behaviors