Change in negative mental filter is associated with depression reduction in metacognitive training for depression in older adults (MCT-Silver)

Nature·Jul 25

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Research suggests a link between changes in mental processes and reduced depression symptoms in older adults undergoing metacognitive training. However, reports on the relationship between depression and various factors such as childhood trauma, exercise, and screen use are unclear. The connection between depression and brain activity, as well as other mental health issues, is being explored in different studies.

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