September 17, 2025Open Access

Exploring the acceptability and feasibility of a blended imagery-based digital intervention for self-harm in young people (Imaginator 2.0): a co-produced qualitative study

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The Imaginator 2.0 intervention shows strong emotional and behavioral impacts in young people managing self-harm.
Participants identified mental imagery as helpful, though they noted limitations during crisis moments.
The study used semi-structured interviews for qualitative insights from a purposive sample of young users.
Findings suggest a need for better app integration with therapy and options for personalization to enhance engagement.

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Qualitative study reports acceptability and feasibility of a blended digital intervention for self-harm, highlighting mental imagery's role.

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Qualitative study reports acceptability and feasibility of a blended digital intervention for self-harm, highlighting mental imagery's role.