A feasibility (pilot) mixed methods study of an innovative non-pharmacological breath-based yoga and social-emotional intervention program in an at-risk youth sample in London, Canada
Akshya Vasudev,
Emily Ionson,
Janani Sathiaselan
et al.
Abstract:Background
Various service provision models for youth at risk of homelessness have been researched and implemented, including access to housing and physical and mental health resources. However, even with these interventions, we remain unaware of how best to manage symptoms of depression and anxiety and the rate of drug use in these populations primarily because of a lack of feasibility data.
Methods
This paper presents the results of a mixed-metho… Show more
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