Table 2.
Paper | Programme name | Delivery format | Modules | Number of sessions and intervention duration | Intervention access setting | Facilitator |
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Conley et al. Hundert et al. |
Honest, Open, Proud-College (HOP-C) | Peer-led group programme |
Three sessions programme including vignettes, role-plays, self-reflection exercises, and group discussions about disclosure, including a consideration of pros and cons of disclosing in different settings, and ways to share one’s story Booster session reviewing intervention materials |
Three weekly sessions over 3 weeks, one booster session 2–3 weeks after intervention One booster session; three weeks post intervention |
University | Peer facilitators with lived experience |
Mulfinger et al. | Honest, Open, Proud (HOP) | Peer-led group programme | German translation of HOP programme; added vignettes about disclosure and social media | Three sessions over 3 weeks | University | Peer facilitators with lived experience |
Neiderkronthentaler et al. | [Unnamed] | Video | “Thinking aloud. Jule about her depression”: video featuring lay person with personal experience of depression and suicidal ideation | One session | Online | None |
Ofoegbu et al. | [Unnamed] | Video and discussion | Digital stories focused on depression and its management followed by 10–15 discussion | 24 sessions over 12 weeks; ~ 30 min each | School | Therapist |
Lindholm et al. | Depression in Swedish Adolescents (DISA) | Group-based classroom programme | Cognitive restructuring exercises, self-disclosure in front of classmates | Not reported | School | Teacher |