Advice For Supporting, Kids' Mental Health, Post-Pandemic.
'Newsweek' reports that the COVID-19
pandemic caused a spike in mental health
crises among children and adolescents.
According to the CDC Youth Risk
Behavior Surveillance, 42% of students
feel hopeless or persistently sad. .
One third of students said they
experienced poor mental health.
In 2021, one in ten students
attempted suicide, while another 22%
said they seriously considered it.
'Newsweek' reports that parents should look for a number
of alarming trends and symptoms that have emerged
among young people following the pandemic.
'Newsweek' reports that parents should look for a number
of alarming trends and symptoms that have emerged
among young people following the pandemic.
Those symptoms include hearing voices,
sleeplessness, reduced appetite,
self-harm and aggressiveness.
According to 'Newsweek,' any of these symptoms
may be a sign of more serious mental health
conditions that require the help of a professional.
According to 'Newsweek,' any of these symptoms
may be a sign of more serious mental health
conditions that require the help of a professional.
Regular screenings can help identify
mental health issues early and
allow for proactive intervention.
It is crucial to stay calm, empathetic
and take action if children show
signs of mental distress or anxiety.
Mental health professionals can provide coping
mechanisms and methods to manage anxiety