Table 2.

Variations in adolescents’ feelings before and after consultation, according to groups experiencing difficulties (D) versus not experiencing difficulties (N).

	Before consultation			After consultation			Evolution of the groups
	N	D		N	D		N	Intra group	D	Intra group	Between groups age/sex adjusted
	n = 518	n = 147	P	n = 518	n = 147	P	n = 518	P	n = 147	P	P
Feeling good health status	69 (26) [66; 71]	54 (27) [50; 59]	<0.0001a	74 (22) [72; 76]	66 (23) [63; 70]	0.0004a	5 (19 [4; 7])	<0.0001b	12 (24) [8; 16]	<0.0001b	0.0008b
Being able to talk about problems	66 (26) [64; 69]	52 (28) [47; 56]	<0.0001a	74 (23) [72; 76]	68 (24) [64; 72]	0.0027a	8 (20) [6; 9]	<0.0001b	16 (25) [12; 20]	<0.0001b	<0.0001b
Having someone to confide in	81 (21) [79; 83]	67 (28) [63; 72]	<0.0001a	82 (19) [81; 84]	75 (22) [71; 79]	<0.0001a	1 (17) [0; 3]	0.42b	8 (19) [4; 11]	<0.0001b	0.0003b
Feeling understood	70 (22) [68; 72]	54 (27) [49; 58]	<0.0001a	85 (16) [83; 86]	77 (21) [73; 80]	<0.0001a	15 (21) [13; 16]	<0.0001b	23 (23) [19; 27]	<0.0001b	<0.0001b
Liking music	88 (18) [87; 90]	88 (18) [85; 91]	0.44a	89 (16) [88; 90]	89 (16) [86; 92]	0.87a	1 (10) [0; 2]	0.60b	1 (13) [-1; 3]	0.46b	0.50b

N = no difficulties group; D = difficulties group. Results on visual analogue scales ranging between 0 and 100 are presented as mean (standard deviation) and [95% confidence limits].

The higher VAS score is considered as ‘better’ score.

^aNon-parametric Mann–Whitney test.

^bPaired Wilcoxon test.