Trial finds mental health app aids unemployed people in finding jobs

Trial finds mental health app aids unemployed people in finding jobs

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A clinical trial led by Northwestern University tested a phone app called DRIVEN that integrates mental health exercises with job-seeking strategies. The app aims to reduce stress and increase motivation among unemployed individuals, potentially breaking the cycle of depression and joblessness. This intervention offers a new approach to support mental health while addressing unemployment challenges.

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