16th EUSPR Conference and Members’ Meeting

Session

Parallel session 3A: Child and Youth Wellbeing

25 Sept 2025, 11:00

Innere Medizin/2-403 (Virchowweg 9)

Description

Chair: Ina Koning

85. Association between porn use and adolescent dating violence: a longitudinal study

Alfonso Osorio (Universidad de Navarra)

25/09/2025, 11:00

Aggressive Behaviour

Oral presentation

Authors: Alfonso Osorio (Universidad de Navarra), Aranzazu Albertos (Universidad de Navarra), Maria Calatrava (Universidad de Navarra)

Background: Adolescent dating violence (ADV) is a significant public health and social concern that has gained increasing attention in recent decades. Preventing ADV requires coordinated efforts from families, educators, and policymakers. One potential...

62. Improving the Efficacy of Preventative School Mental Health Services with Decision Making Simulation Tools

Nathaniel von der Embse (University of South Florida)

25/09/2025, 11:15

Digital Interventions in Prevention

Oral presentation

Author: Nathaniel von der Embse (University of South Florida)

Background: Schools experience significant challenges in implementing preventative mental health services due to limited staff capacity, reactive assessment practices, and a persistent research to practice gap. School administrators are often forced to make critical decisions about which interventions to implement while...

125. Development of national guidelines 'Healthy Screen Use' for parents

Ina M. Koning (VU Amsterdam)

25/09/2025, 11:30

Child and Youth Wellbeing

Oral presentation

Authors: Ina M. Koning (VU Amsterdam), Helen Vossen, Hilde Brons

The use of screens are integrated in our lives, particularly in those of youth. Many parents are struggling with the supervision and guidance of their kids' screen use. We have developed national guidelines 'Healthy Screen Use' for parents in co-creation with practice organisations and scientists. First, desk-research was...

202. Engagement and acceptability of the Positive Choices whole-school sexual health intervention among secondary school students in England

Rebecca Meiksin, Dr Ruth Ponsford

25/09/2025, 11:45

Adolescents and Risky Behaviours

Oral presentation

Authors: Rebecca Meiksin, Ruth Ponsford, Veena Muraleetharan, Josephine McAllister, Alison Hadley, GJ Melendez-Torres, Maria Lohan, Catherine Mercer, Honor Young, Rona Campbell, Karin Coyle, Steve Morris, Elizabeth Allen, Chris Bonell

Background: Young people in the UK are at disproportionate risk of STIs and experience high rates of adolescent pregnancy and dating violence. Effects of...

243. Universal, Inclusive, Effective? Advancing School Mental Health with Trauma-Sensitive Strategies for Refugee Students in German Classrooms

Gino Casale (University of Wuppertal)

25/09/2025, 12:00

Child and Youth Wellbeing

Oral presentation

Author: Gino Casale (University of Wuppertal)

Background: Students with refugee backgrounds frequently experience psychosocial stress due to traumatic events before and during migration, elevating their risk for developing mental health issues (Carter & Blanch, 2019). Emotion regulation competencies and supportive peer relationships, however, can significantly mitigate trauma-related...

209. The Protective Power of Program Implementation Quality in Family-Focused Programming For Youth With Multiple Risks: An Example From The PROSPER Project in the US

Damon Jones (Penn State)

25/09/2025, 12:15

Adolescents and Risky Behaviours

Oral presentation

Authors: Damon Jones (Penn State), Patrick O'Neill (Penn State), Sarah Chilenski (Penn State), Yoon Hur (Penn State)

Background: Programming to prevent behavioral problems can effectively build youth skills and delay substance use for adolescents. Among children facing greater risks, delivery of effective prevention programming is essential. While higher implementation quality typically...