Table 2. Intervention Characteristics and Mental Health Outcomes.

Citations	Name of Intervention	Manual	Social Worker Role	Other service providers	Training in intervention	Treatment Format	Treatment Setting	Duration of Treatment	Mental Health Outcomes	Implementation Outcomes	Primary Results
Crawford et al., 2013	Camp Cope-A-Lot (Computer-based and computer assisted CBT)	Yes	Therapists who were not very familiar with CBT	N/A	2 day training and weekly supervision	Youth and provider Parents and provider	Mental Health Center	12 weekly 50 minute sessions	Anxiety, global psychopathy, depression, internalizing and externalizing symptoms	Acceptability and feasibility	Significant reductions in anxiety outcomes.
Crunkilton et al., 2008 and Crunkilton, 2009	Drug Court Journey Mapping	No	Not clear (may have facilitated Journey Mapping entry)	Drug Court treatment program director	Unknown	Adults and technology (provider involvement is unclear)	County Drug Court Treatment Facility	An average of 3.1 sessions	Overall well-being	None	Enhanced client's well-being and treatment progress.
Kernsmith et al., 2008	Online Self-Help Group	No	Participated in and observed group	Group facilitators who were recovering offenders	Unknown	Groups of adults and provider	Unknown	Unknown	Cognitive distortions, obsessive and compulsive thoughts	None	Significant decrease in cognitive distortions, compulsions, and obsessions. Higher use of self-help group was significantly associated with outcome benefits.
Parker-Oliver et al, 2006	Telehospice Care	No	Recruit caregivers, train caregivers in technology use, and administer assessment instruments during ongoing work with caregivers	Graduate research assistant and hospice nurse	Yes, but does not state how much training was provided	Adults and provider	Hospice patient's home	Unknown	Anxiety and quality of life	Acceptability and feasibility	Caregivers were generally satisfied with intervention. There were no outcomes differences.
Rotondi et al., 2005	Psycho-education Group Therapy Schizophrenia Guide Website	Yes	Facilitated Group Therapy	N/A	Yes, but does not state how much training was provided	Adults and provider Youth and provider	Psychiatric Rehabilitation Centers	Unknown	Stress	Acceptability Feasibility	Participants in the treatment group with Schizophrenia reported significantly lower levels of stress.