How to Help Teens Handle Life Pressure through Friendships
Briefly

Teen depression and anxiety have become pressing issues as revealed by a new Pew Research report. The study highlights that a significant number of high and middle school students experience constant stress, primarily associated with academic pressures, with 68% feeling the need to achieve good grades. This overwhelming stress negatively affects their home and social life. Despite these challenges, strong friendships can enhance emotional resilience in teens, serving as an essential support system. Nearly 89% report having a trustworthy friend, vital for navigating the complexities of adolescence and developing life skills.
Growing numbers of teenagers are facing increasing levels of depression and anxiety, particularly linked to academic pressures and challenging social dynamics.
Research underscores that strong friendships are vital for teens, significantly contributing to their emotional well-being and long-term success in life.
Read at Psychology Today
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