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low threshold

low threshold In this context, low threshold means support that is easy to access early and through everyday local services rather than only through specialist mental health care.

In this context, low threshold means support that is easy to access early and through everyday local services rather than only through specialist mental health care. It refers to a preventive form of help designed to be readily available within municipal social services.

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Drafting source: Kapetanovic Sabina; Claesdotter-Knutsson Emma. S-FAME: a low-threshold municipal social services intervention for digital media–related family difficulties in children aged 10–14 years: protocol for a randomized controlled trial. 2026; DOI 10.1186/s40359-026-05302-x; article XML SHA-256 5c70542c9243343c94e69e29aa587d768ea691c0dbc703fd67c8de30d14e0086. “S-FAME: a low-threshold municipal social services intervention for digital media–related family difficulties in children aged 10–14 years: protocol for a randomized controlled trial” (10.1186/s40359-026-05302-x).
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