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Direct linkEric J. Bruns; Kristine Lee; Michael D. Pullmann; Freda Liu; Janine Jones; Courtney A. Zulauf-McCurdy; Melissa Serafin; Rosemary Reyes; Casey Chandler; Elizabeth M. McCauley – School Mental Health, 2025
Examining self-reported problems of students receiving school mental health (SMH) services holds promise for informing strategies across all tiers of school support. However, no prior research has investigated students' self-reported needs. The current study coded open-ended youth problem statements (N = 1212) from a diverse sample of 455 students…
Descriptors: Adolescents, Help Seeking, Referral, School Health Services
