The potential of single session intervention approaches to enhance the mental health and resilience of older adults, care partners, and healthcare systems

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Abstract

Single-session interventions (SSIs) are brief interventions involving single encounters. In this commentary, we outline issues with existing models, how SSIs can address barriers, and research considerations. We encourage the development of SSIs to increase accessibility, scalability, participation, and cost-effectiveness of mental health interventions for older adults and care partners.

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