Research
The effectiveness of The Lift Project has been investigated in a number of studies with the findings presented at academic conferences and published in peer-reviewed journals. The evidence-base supporting The Lift Project has resulted in it being officially endorsed by the Australasian Society of Lifestyle Medicine, certified by the American College of Lifestyle Medicine, and credited as Continuing Medical Education (CME) points for Physicians in the United States through the New York Academy of Medicine.
Peer-reviewed journal publications:
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American Journal of Health Promotion
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Advances in Mental Health
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American Journal of Lifestyle Medicine
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Frontiers in Psychology
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The Journal of Positive Psychology
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Journal of Medical Internet Research
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Frontiers in Psychology
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BMC Psychology
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Journal of Medical Internet Research
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Journal of Medical Internet Research
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American Journal of Lifestyle Medicine
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Journal of Medical Internet Research
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TEACH
Academic Conferences:
The Effect of an Online Multimodal Lifestyle Intervention on Mental Health and Emotional Wellness: A Randomised Control Trial.
Authors: Geraldine Przybylko, Darren Morton, Lillian Kent, Jason Hinze, Peter Beamish, et al.
The Impact of an Online Multimodal Intervention on the Mental Health and Overall Wellness of an Australasian-based Cohort.
Authors: Mel Renfrew, Darren Morton
The Influence of Human Support on the Effectiveness of a Web and Mobile App-Based Multimodal Lifestyle Intervention Targeting Mental Health: A Randomised Comparative Study.
Authors: Mel Renfrew, Darren Morton, Jason K. Morton, Jason Hinze, Peter Beamish, et al.
The Influence of Human Support on the Effectiveness of an Online Mental Wellbeing Intervention.
Authors: Mel Renfrew, Darren Morton, Jason K. Morton, Jason Hinze, Peter Beamish, et al.
Protocol for a Study Investigating the Influence of Graded Levels of Human Support on Adherence and Outcomes of an Online, Multimodal Lifestyle Intervention to Improve Mental Health.
Authors: Mel Renfrew, Darren Morton, Lillian Kent, Peter Beamish, Jason Hinze, et al.