Anxiety help via text? study tests new approach for young adults
NCT ID NCT06774573
Summary
This study tested whether a text-message version of cognitive behavioral therapy could help reduce anxiety symptoms in young adults. Researchers enrolled 100 participants aged 18-25 with elevated anxiety and randomly assigned them to either receive the 8-week text therapy program or wait for treatment. The goal was to see if convenient, text-based counseling could effectively lower anxiety levels compared to no immediate intervention.
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University of Tennessee-Knoxville
Knoxville, Tennessee, 37996, United States
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