[Public stress treatment].

Stress is a growing health issue in Denmark, but public treatment options are fragmented and lack clear evidence of effectiveness. Most interventions are offered locally by municipalities or occupational medicine departments, often with different content and access. International studies suggest modest symptom relief from cognitive behavioural therapy and mindfulness, but uncertain effects on sick leave or return to work. Danish data are limited and contradictory. There is no national strategy, and this review finds that further research is warranted to identify effective approaches.