Talking Therapy Shows Lower Effectiveness for Young Adults

Talking therapy shows lower effectiveness for young adults

Talking therapy offered by the NHS for people with depression or anxiety appears to be less effective for people aged 16-24 than those aged 25-65, according to a new study led by UCL researchers.

NHS talking therapy found less effective for younger adults

Talking therapy offered by the NHS for people with depression or anxiety appears to be less effective for people aged 16–24 than those aged 25–65, according to a new study led by UCL researchers.

Talking therapy for depression and anxiety ‘less effective for young adults’

Researchers warned there is an ‘urgent need’ to ensure the best possible mental healthcare for people aged 16-25.NHS talking therapies for depre ...

Why talking therapy for depression and anxiety is ‘less effective for young adults’

Researchers found young adults were 25 per cent less likely to meet the threshold for reliable recovery after having talking therapy

NHS talking therapies seem to be less effective for younger adults

People aged 16 to 24 appear to get less out of NHS talking therapies for anxiety and depression than those aged 25 to 65

NHS talking therapy is less effective for younger adults