A familial risk enriched cohort as a platform for testing early interventions to prevent severe mental illness

Keyphrases

• Early Intervention 100%
• Familial Risk 100%
• Severe Mental Illness 100%
• Well-being 25%
• Intervention Studies 8%
• Cognitive Ability 8%
• Low Risk 8%
• Multicenter Randomized Controlled Trial 8%
• Older children 8%
• Method Design 8%
• Schizophrenia 8%
• Cognitive Delay 8%
• Intervention Targets 8%
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy 8%
• Severe Depression 8%
• Somatic Symptoms 8%
• Statistical Power 8%
• Mood Disorders 8%
• Disability 8%
• Psychopathology 8%
• Cannabis Use 8%
• Long-term Efficacy 8%
• Short-term Efficacy 8%
• Emotional Well-being 8%
• Best Available Evidence 8%
• Skills Training 8%
• Sleep Problems 8%
• Bipolar Disorder Depression 8%
• Randomized Controlled Trial Design 8%
• Skills-based 8%
• Basic Symptoms 8%
• Developmental Antecedents 8%
• Targeted Prevention 8%
• Psychotic Experiences 8%
• Older Youth 8%
• Risk Reduction Intervention 8%
• Fully Developed 8%
• Psychotic Disorders 8%
• Affective Lability 8%
• Parents of Young children 8%
• Developmental Period 8%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Early Intervention 100%
• Severe Mental Illness 100%
• Wellbeing 25%
• Symptom 16%
• Child 16%
• Cohort Analysis 8%
• Population 8%
• Randomized Controlled Trial 8%
• Toddlers 8%
• Cognitive Function 8%
• Effect Size 8%
• Bipolar Disorder 8%
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy 8%
• Severe Depression 8%
• Mood Disorder 8%
• Emotional Well-Being 8%
• Mental Instability 8%
• Cannabis Use 8%
• Psychosis 8%
• Intervention Trial 8%
• Somatics 8%

Psychology

• Mental Illness 100%
• Early Intervention 100%
• Toddlers 8%
• Bipolar Disorder 8%
• Mood 8%
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy 8%
• Cognitive Function 8%
• Schizophrenia 8%
• Psychotic Disorder 8%
• Severe Depression 8%