Mental health in teenagers
Mental health problems affect around one in six children. They include depression, anxiety and conduct disorder (a type of behavioural problem), and are often a direct response to what is happening in their lives. It’s normal for teenagers to be moody at times. But when are an adolescent’s mood swings a sign of something more—like mental illness? Mental illness is more common in teens than you think. But many types of mental illness are treatable, and it’s just a matter of pinpointing the diagnosis. A bad mental health is a sign of not in a good condition kind of situation where teenagers don’t interact with anyone and stays quiet. Mental pressure could be due to any reason it could be due to expectations, due to peer pressure , study pressure, goals in life ,relationships friends etc. There are a few common types of mental illness in teens The most common mental illnesses in teens are: •Generalised anxiety—Excessive worry about everyday matters •Social phobias—Severe ...