“…Giving the participants a voice on these central subjects, allowing them to provide their own interpretations of their own experiences and "results" may, as we join the quantitative and qualitative findings together across individuals , give us the strongest handle on what can lead to positive change, and sticking with treatment, or may on the other hand leave the young person still facing what might be a life sentence of disabling depression. So far, papers have addressed the following topics from interviews: the experience of depression (Midgley et al, 2015); where depression has come from ; experience of treatment (Midgley, Holmes, et al, 2016); experience of participating in an RCT (Midgley, Isaacs, Weitkamp, & Target, 2016); and experience of being a parent of a depressed adolescent . Many further questions are to be explored from the very large set of often rich interviews.…”