Annual Survey Finds Depression & Suicide In Teens Is Down
The NSDUH revealed a one-third reduction in serious thoughts of suicide among 12 to 17-year-olds, dropping from 13% to 10%, contributing to a decline in tragic outcomes.
Social media's effects on adolescent mental health are complex and debated, with evidence linking it to certain sleep and addiction issues but lacking a direct causal link to mental health decline.
Addictive screen use significantly correlates with increased suicidal behaviors and mental health issues in youth, surpassing the effects of total screen time.
FoMO involves persistent negative feelings of anxiety caused by believing that other people have a more exciting and better life, leading to significant emotional distress.
Here's Why The Ice Bucket Challenge Is Back - & Why Teens Are Jumping In
The Ice Bucket Challenge has returned, now focusing on mental health awareness, allowing participants to share personal struggles and promote safe spaces for discussion.
