Research Article

Longitudinal associations between lifestyle changes during the COVID-19 pandemic and distress among children and adolescents in Montréal

Published in: Journal of Child & Adolescent Mental Health
Volume 36 , issue 3, pages: 492–515
DOI: 10.2989/17280583.2025.2504586
Author(s): Adrien SaucierCentre for Public Health Research, University of Montreal, Canada, Katia CharlandCentre for Public Health Research, University of Montreal, Canada, Britt McKinnonCentre for Public Health Research, University of Montreal, Canada, Florence DupontCentre for Public Health Research, University of Montreal, Canada, Isabelle LaurinUniversity of Montreal, Canada, Cat Tuong NguyenUniversity of Montreal, Canada, Laura PierceCentre for Public Health Research, University of Montreal, Canada, Margot Barbosa Da TorreCentre for Public Health Research, University of Montreal, Canada, Islem CherietCentre for Public Health Research, University of Montreal, Canada, Caroline QuachUniversity of Montreal, Canada, Kate ZinszerCentre for Public Health Research, University of Montreal, Canada,
Keywords: adolescent, child, mental health, physical activity, screen time, sleep,
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Abstract

Background: COVID-19 mitigation measures disrupted many youths’ lives. The burden that pandemic changes induced on children and adolescent’s mental health requires further research.
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