Year Published: 2015

Authors: Tracy R. G. Gladstone, Peter W. Forbes, Anne Diehl, and William R. Beardslee

Source: Depression Research and Treatment

This study focused on children of parents with depression and two possible depression intervention strategies. The study compared a lecture based prevention strategy with a clinician-facilitated strategy. The study found that factors such as parent age, gender, and depression history all had an influence on the effectiveness of the strategies. This study could be useful for identifying which kind of strategy might be most beneficial for a particular family situation.

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