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Mood Lifters: A Dimensional Approach to Mental Health Care

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Dimensional, transdiagnostic models of psychopathology such as RDoC and HiTOP increasingly inform how core and covarying processes are conceptualized in psychopathology diagnoses. It follows that the field may benefit from considering transdiagnostic, dimensional intervention models to promote mental wellness across human experiences. The current study presents Mood Lifters as a programmatic case study of a biopsychosocial-informed treatment approach that targets psychopathology as conceptualized within RDoC and HiTOP frameworks. Mood Lifters is a 15-week, peer-led, group-based program that promotes transdiagnostic mental wellness. This program demonstrates how a single intervention can address psychopathology across various domains highlighted in prominent alternative models to the DSM. With public health and community implementation in mind, the authors hope that this applied conceptualization of a theoretical framework will encourage further development of transdiagnostic, dimensional treatment approaches.

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The authors thank the Eisenberg Depression Center and the LSA Department of Psychology at the University of Michigan for funding research on Mood Lifters. The authors would also like to thank Dr. Ashley Gearhardt for her advice on an early draft of this manuscript. We thank the World Congress of Cognitive and Behavioral Therapies for hosting Dr. Deldin as a speaker and for inviting our team to contribute to this special issue. Finally, we thank the Mood Lifters participants who continue to strive for mental wellness.

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Pokowitz, E.L., Prakash, N., Foster, K.T. et al. Mood Lifters: A Dimensional Approach to Mental Health Care. J Cogn Ther (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s41811-024-00204-5

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