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A Longitudinal Pilot Evaluation of a Single Session Digital Mental Health Intervention to Improve Satisfaction With Life Among Autistic Adults
Abstract Background: Autistic adults experience higher rates of mental health concerns and additional barriers to accessing mental health care than adults without autism. Digital mental health interventions (DMHIs) are easily codesigned and contextualized to various groups, and provide a scalable op
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