Many people are not aware of the various mental health challenges that come with adolescence. Less than 1/3 of parents have talked to their kids about mental health. Mental health is a topic that is difficult to discuss, but one that is important to address. This means that children are not getting the help they need and are going through these challenges alone.
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What are the most common mental health challenges in kids?
There are a lot of mental health challenges that children may experience. The most common ones are anxiety, depression, and ADHD. These are just a few of the mental health challenges that children may face. There are others as well, but these are the most common ones.
What are the effects of mental health challenges on kids?
Mental health challenges in kids can lead to a number of issues, including increased risk of school difficulties, domestic violence, and substance abuse. When struggling with mental health challenges, kids may find it hard to communicate their feelings and thoughts, leading to a lot of misunderstanding and conflict. It is important for kids to know that they are not alone and that there are many people who can help them. There are many resources available for parents and kids, and it is also important to consult with your doctor. One way to help your child cope with mental health challenges is to have them write a journal. This will allow them to express themselves and work through their feelings.
How can parents support their kids and help them?
Parents are the first people to support their kids when they are struggling with mental health challenges in young children. Parents can help their kids by being a positive role model, teaching them how to express their feelings, and encouraging them to seek help. Parents should also be aware of the signs of mental health challenges in children so that they can better support their kids in need.
Conclusion
Mental health challenges in kids are a growing problem. However, there are a few ways to help children cope with their mental health problems. For example, you can provide your children with a safe space where they can talk about their feelings without judgment. This is important because children with mental health problems may find it hard to open up to their friends and family. You can also help your child by taking them to the doctor for a mental health assessment. If a mental health issue is discovered, you can also provide your children with a support group.
Article by Dr. Sanjay Madireddi PT/OT/CBT
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