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Intervention to Increase Treatment Engagement Among Individuals Referred for Post-Crisis Mental Health Services
This study will evaluate the preliminary effectiveness of Make It!, a single 15-minute intervention aimed at increasing attendance to a follow-up appointment for psychological services (i.e., an information class) among clients accessing walk-in services at a mental health crisis response centre. As a secondary aim, we will examine the demographic correlates, presenting problems, and symptom correlates of clients who do and do not attend follow-up services.
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