ArticleEarly intervention in psychiatry2026
From Movements to Momentum: A Qualitative Exploration of What Global Mental Health Movements Teach us About Building Collaboration for Early Intervention in Bipolar Disorder.
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Abstract
introductionA global movement focused on early intervention in bipolar disorder is long overdue. Given a dearth of work towards establishing coordinated efforts in this field, we aimed to explore what can be learned from successful global mental health movements.
methodsWe interviewed nine experts involved in the development of global mental health movements. Reflexive thematic analysis was used.
resultsSeven themes were generated: (1) Establishing Clear Direction is a Critical Foundation, (2) There are Pros and Cons with Consensus in Ideas and Approaches, (3) Early Visible Action Catalyses Momentum, (4) People are the Heart of a Movement, (5) Persuasive Messaging Utilising Diverse Communication Approaches is Needed, (6) Size and Structure Can Impact Effectiveness, and (7) Challenges Faced Scaling Up and Maintaining a Movement.
conclusionsThese learnings provide a framework for building a Global Alliance for early intervention in bipolar disorder, centring early action, nurturing passionate leadership, and inclusive collaboration.
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