YOOTh Lab
@yoothlab.bsky.social
The Youth Outcomes of Therapy (YOOTh) Lab is a clinical psychology research lab at York University focused on increasing the effectiveness of psychotherapy for young people.
PI: Dr. Madison Aitken
www.yoothlab.ca
PI: Dr. Madison Aitken
www.yoothlab.ca
Congrats to Daniel O'Grady on a successful Honours Thesis poster day!
Daniel did a systematic review of adolescent participation in behavioral sleep treatment studies. Recruitment rates vary but are low in many studies, suggesting challenges engaging young people in these interventions.
Daniel did a systematic review of adolescent participation in behavioral sleep treatment studies. Recruitment rates vary but are low in many studies, suggesting challenges engaging young people in these interventions.
April 9, 2025 at 8:17 PM
Congrats to Daniel O'Grady on a successful Honours Thesis poster day!
Daniel did a systematic review of adolescent participation in behavioral sleep treatment studies. Recruitment rates vary but are low in many studies, suggesting challenges engaging young people in these interventions.
Daniel did a systematic review of adolescent participation in behavioral sleep treatment studies. Recruitment rates vary but are low in many studies, suggesting challenges engaging young people in these interventions.
Congrats to Liana Coutinho on a successful Honours Thesis poster day!
Liana found that, among a variety of sleep features, feeling anxious at bedtime was the only feature that predicted greater readiness to change sleep behaviours in young people.
Liana found that, among a variety of sleep features, feeling anxious at bedtime was the only feature that predicted greater readiness to change sleep behaviours in young people.
April 9, 2025 at 8:11 PM
Congrats to Liana Coutinho on a successful Honours Thesis poster day!
Liana found that, among a variety of sleep features, feeling anxious at bedtime was the only feature that predicted greater readiness to change sleep behaviours in young people.
Liana found that, among a variety of sleep features, feeling anxious at bedtime was the only feature that predicted greater readiness to change sleep behaviours in young people.