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Stevens J et al. – The lack of experimental effect on healthcare utilization suggests that certain aspects of the TSS require modification in future work. On a positive note, given that each of the three TSS calls was completed by a strong majority of participants, TSS appears feasible and acceptable to adolescents with psychosocial problems.

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