Tech-obsessed teens are still human: How do teens want to communicate during times of stress?

Authors

Tammy Toscos PhD, Parkview Research CenterFollow
Connie Kerrigan, Parkview HealthFollow

Abstract

This discussion will focus on the findings from the Parkview Research Center's Informatics team study, sponsored by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. In this three-phase study, we focused on who youth and young adults want to communicate with in times of stress and how they want this communication to occur. We used multiple study design methods (Delphi study, focus groups, surveys/polling technology) to gain a deeper understanding of the wants and needs of youth/young adults regarding their mental health, with the goal to help create, introduce and facilitate resources for coping strategies during times of stress.

Document Type

Conference Proceeding

Publication Date

10-3-2018

Publication Title

Mental Health and Technology Conference

Streaming Media

Comments

Identified as Part 1 on the linked video

Recommended Citation

Toscos, Tammy PhD and Kerrigan, Connie, "Tech-obsessed teens are still human: How do teens want to communicate during times of stress?" (2018). Presentations and Events. 14.
https://researchrepository.parkviewhealth.org/presentations/14