In the UK, SSIs could be a useful first-line treatment that GPs and schools could signpost young people to, with the advantage that they could access them right away and at a time and place that fits in with their lives. SSIs could also be useful whilst waiting for other help, and for those young people who are reluctant to talk to people about their difficulties. Whilst SSIs are in no way a replacement for longer-term therapies (nor are self-help approaches a replacement for therapist facilitated help), this addition could enable help-seeking sooner and could reach people who will never otherwise get any help at all.