Changes in psychological distress and psychosocial functioning in young people visiting headspace centres for mental health problems

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1. Les immigrés sont toujours moins susceptibles d'avoir un emploi dans certains pays
   2017 · Panorama de la société
2. Importante variation de la participation électorale dans les pays de l'OCDE
   2017 · Panorama de la société
3. Les dépenses sociales publiques s'élèvent à 22 % du PIB en moyenne dans la zone OCDE
   2017 · Panorama de la société
4. Les jeunes sans emploi et sortis du système éducatif ont moins confiance en autrui, sont moins satisfaits de leur vie, moins intéressés par la politique et plus susceptibles de penser qu'il incombe à l'État de subvenir aux besoins des citoyens
   2017 · Panorama de la société
5. Les jeunes sans emploi et sortis du système éducatif sont moins susceptibles de vivre chez leurs parents, bien que la situation varie d'un pays à l'autre
   2017 · Panorama de la société
6. Les nouveaux actifs ont beaucoup plus de difficultés à trouver du travail que les autres jeunes
   2017 · Panorama de la société
7. Douze mois d'expérience professionnelle donnent presque toujours droit à des prestations d'assurance chômage, mais la durée de versement est généralement courte
   2017 · Panorama de la société
8. Variation des dépenses d'éducation par élève/étudiant au sein des pays de l'OCDE
   2017 · Panorama de la société
9. Les jeunes peu instruits ont été les plus durement touchés par la récession
   2017 · Panorama de la société
10. Des dépenses de santé par habitant plus élevées s'accompagnent généralement d'une espérance de vie à la naissance plus longue, 2014 (ou année la plus proche)
    2017 · Panorama de la société
11. Les coûts des jeunes sans emploi et sortis du système éducatif sont importants dans de nombreux pays de l'OCDE
    2017 · Panorama de la société
12. Les taux de chômage sont toujours supérieurs aux ratios chômage/population
    2017 · Panorama de la société
13. Les taux de pauvreté relative varient fortement selon les pays
    2017 · Panorama de la société
14. Une part importante des jeunes dans l'OCDE a un faible niveau de compétences à l'écrit
    2017 · Panorama de la société
15. Les frais de garde représentent environ 15 % du revenu familial net dans la zone OCDE
    2017 · Panorama de la société
16. Diminution globale des taux de suicide depuis les années 80, et légère augmentation pour les pays touchés par la crise
    2017 · Panorama de la société
17. Les taux de jeunes sans emploi et sortis du système éducatif sont particulièrement élevés chez les femmes à la fin de la vingtaine, souvent en raison de leurs obligations familiales
    2017 · Panorama de la société
18. La baisse de la croissance des revenus pour les nouveaux actifs a été plus importante dans les pays durement touchés par la crise
    2017 · Panorama de la société
19. An even higher proportion of youth have poor numeracy skills
    2016 · Society at a glance
20. Social support is highest amongst youth
    2016 · Society at a glance
21. NEET rates are substantially higher among young people with low education
    2016 · Society at a glance
22. Twelve months of work experience nearly always bring entitlements to unemployment insurance benefits, but the duration of benefit payments is often short
    2016 · Society at a glance
23. NEETs have less trust in others, lower life satisfaction, less interest in politics and are more likely to feel it is the government's responsibility to provide for citizens
    2016 · Society at a glance
24. Society at a Glance 2016 (Summary in Danish)
    OECD · 2016 · Society at a glance
25. Poorer households tended to lose more or gain less between 2007 and 2013
    2016 · Society at a glance
26. Labour market entrants have much greater difficulties to find work than other young people
    2016 · Society at a glance
27. Gradual decline in alcohol consumption among adults in most OECD countries
    2016 · Society at a glance
28. Young people are now more likely to be poor than the elderly in most OECD countries
    2016 · Society at a glance
29. Unemployment is on the decline, albeit slowly in some countries
    2016 · Society at a glance
30. Disposable income has fallen most among youth between 2007 and 2013
    2016 · Society at a glance
31. Suicide rates increase with age, except in the first years of retirement
    2016 · Society at a glance
32. Young women are more likely to be NEET than young men
    2016 · Society at a glance
33. People satisfied with work-life balance are more happy
    2016 · Society at a glance
34. Young people generally report higher levels of life satisfaction
    2016 · Society at a glance
35. Worries in the labour market is higher for young people
    2016 · Society at a glance
36. Almost one in ten jobs held by young people were destroyed since the beginning of the crisis
    2016 · Society at a glance
37. Many young people live in households receiving social assistance or housing benefits
    2016 · Society at a glance
38. NEETs are more likely to suffer from poor health
    2016 · Society at a glance
39. Downward trends in crimes in most OECD countries between 2008 and 2013, particularly among youths
    2016 · Society at a glance
40. Life expectancy has increased remarkably in OECD countries
    2016 · Society at a glance
41. Falling suicide rates in most countries since the mid-1980s, and slight increase for countries hit by the crisis
    2016 · Society at a glance
42. Decline in public education spending in percentage of GDP between 2010 and 2012
    2016 · Society at a glance
43. Minimum-income benefits alone cannot typically prevent income poverty, notably for youth
    2016 · Society at a glance
44. The drop in earnings growth for labour market entrants was largest in economies hit hard by the crisis
    2016 · Society at a glance
45. The average mean age of women at first birth has risen by almost three years in the last two decades
    2016 · Society at a glance
46. Family benefits are typically available to households with children up to the age of 16 or 17 years, except if children are in education
    2016 · Society at a glance
47. The youth dependency ratio will not decline in the next 45 years in most OECD countries
    2016 · Society at a glance
48. Most spending goes to pensions and health
    2016 · Society at a glance
49. Childcare costs are around 15% of net family income across the OECD
    2016 · Society at a glance
50. In 2014, poverty was highest among youth and children and lowest among adults and elderly
    2016 · Society at a glance
51. Increase in recipients of primary out-of-work benefits in most OECD countries since 2007
    2016 · Society at a glance
52. Large differences in health spending across the OECD
    2016 · Society at a glance
53. Early school leaving has declined but remains high, especially in Southern Europe
    2016 · Society at a glance
54. The share of unemployed people covered by benefits is lower among young people than prime-age adults
    2016 · Society at a glance
55. On average one in five 15 years-old reported have been drunk at least twice in their life
    2016 · Society at a glance
56. Nordic countries tend to report higher levels of trust
    2016 · Society at a glance
57. Proportions of young people (16-29) in receipt of unemployment and disability benefits are generally low
    2016 · Society at a glance
58. One in four young people has a migrant background
    2016 · Society at a glance
59. One in four young people in OECD not at all interested in politics
    2016 · Society at a glance
60. NEETs are less likely to live with their parents, although the practice varies from country to country
    2016 · Society at a glance
61. In most countries, benefit incomes decline significantly for people with long unemployment spells
    2016 · Society at a glance
62. Decline in fertility rates for under 30s and increase for over 30s
    2016 · Society at a glance
63. Employment rates are low among mothers of young children
    2016 · Society at a glance
64. Poor literacy or numeracy skills also greatly increase young people's risk of being NEET
    2016 · Society at a glance
65. NEET inactivity has not been influenced by the crisis
    2016 · Society at a glance
66. Large differences in levels of income inequality
    2016 · Society at a glance
67. Young people tend to vote less
    2016 · Society at a glance
68. A substantial proportion of youth in the OECD have poor literacy skills
    2016 · Society at a glance
69. Unemployment rates are always higher than unemployment ratios
    2016 · Society at a glance
70. Prison population rates increased till 2010 then slightly decreased
    2016 · Society at a glance
71. Most youth live with their parents and patterns have changed since the recession
    2016 · Society at a glance
72. Youth unemployment is twice as high as adult unemployment in most OECD countries
    2016 · Society at a glance
73. Migrants are still less likely to be employed in some countries
    2016 · Society at a glance
74. Unprecedented number of asylum seekers recorded in Europe
    2016 · Society at a glance
75. Society at a Glance 2016 (Summary in Greek)
    OECD · 2016 · Society at a glance
76. Society at a Glance 2016 (Summary in Russian)
    OECD · 2016 · Society at a glance
77. The evolution of poverty differs if the threshold is anchored at the time of the crisis
    2016 · Society at a glance
78. NEETs are more likely to have been born abroad and to come from disadvantaged backgrounds
    2016 · Society at a glance
79. There are wide differences between countries in rates of participation in vocational education and training courses
    2016 · Society at a glance
80. Society at a Glance 2016 (Summary in Dutch)
    OECD · 2016 · Society at a glance
81. Variation in share of youth in prisons and prison occupancy rates
    2016 · Society at a glance
82. In the best-performing countries, many young people combine work with education
    2016 · Society at a glance
83. Community-Based Mental Health Improvement Initiatives: A Narrative Review and Indiana Case Study
    William M. Tierney, Cassidy McNamee, Sydney S. Harris, Stephen M. Strakowski · 2024 · Population Health Management
84. Getting support when cancer invades your family: changes in wellbeing in young people accessing a community cancer support organization
    Pandora Patterson, Fiona E. J. McDonald, Richard Tindle, Helen Bibby · 2025 · Journal of Psychosocial Oncology
85. A Pilot Evaluation of a Focused Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Program for Individuals With an Eating Disorder Waitlisted for Treatment
    Jessica Tone, Belinda Chelius, Yvette D. Miller · 2025 · International Journal of Eating Disorders
86. A qualitative investigation of young people’s experiences and views of Early Support Hubs
    Lily Wright, Jessica Griffiths, Rebecca Appleton, Sadiya Begum, Connor Clarke, Nima Cas Hunt, Hannah Kate Lewis, Phoebe Barnett, Anam Bhutta, Eva Driskell et al. · 2025 · medRxiv
87. À l’avant-garde du care pour la prévention du suicide grâce au numérique
    Manon Leloup, Charles-Édouard Notredame, Margot Morgiève · 2025 · Soins Psychiatrie
88. A Qualitative Study of Youth Mental Health Service Users’ Views on the Delivery of Psychological Interventions via Virtual Worlds
    Melissa Keller-Tuberg, Imogen H. Bell, Greg Wadley, Andrew David Thompson, Neil Thomas · 2025 · Virtual Worlds
89. Additional file 1 of Clinical staging and the differential risks for clinical and functional outcomes in young people presenting for youth mental health care
    William Capon, Hickie, Ian B., Mathew Varidel, Ante Prodan, Jacob J. Crouse, Joanne Sarah Carpenter, Cross, Shane P., Alissa Nichles, Natalia Zmicerevska, Adam John Guastella et al. · 2023 · Figshare
90. Clinical characteristics linked to persistent and emerging eating disorder risk trajectories in young people seeking mental health care
    Ashlee Turner, Ian Bernard Hickie, Sarah Maguire, Emiliana Tonini, Haley M LaMonica, Mathew Varidel, Alissa Nichles, Natalia Zmicerevska, Jan L. Scott, Christos Pantelis et al. · 2026 · European Child & Adolescent Psychiatry
91. Calling in grief: A retrospective analysis of the effectiveness of a telehealth grief counseling program through a community-based organization.
    Candice Mace, R. Deighton · 2026 · Death Studies