Question

ways to protect next generation's mental health ​

Answer 1

Answer:

Provide resources to parents and caregivers (parenting programmes, education, employment and housing resources) that help them to be consistent sources of support for their children.

Ensure that as part of their education, children are equipped with the skills they need to understand, talk about and manage challenging feelings.

Embed the teaching of skills that support good mental health into the curriculum and into youth work and other young-person focused organisations.

Ensure that effective early support is available for young people’s mental health that considers young people’s views on what makes that support acceptable and accessible.

Enable community leaders to bridge the gap between communities and local government and make sure people have a choice and a voice in deciding what their area needs to support good mental health

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Answer 2

There are a lot of ways I guess. Many teenagers suffer from mental health problems. More than 50% of teens nowadays suffer anxiety, depression, insomnia and much more. And more than 75% of parents are not aware of the fact that their child is suffering such a thing.

Many things trigger these mental health issues. One of the main causes is bullying in schools. Bullying can cause the following:

Social Isolation
Unnecessary Shame
Insomnia
Eating Disorders
Low Self-Esteem
Anxiety
[Chronic] Depression
Self-Harm
Poor School/Work Performance
Increased Truancy Risk
Suicidal Thoughts/Attempts
Psychosomatic Symptoms(physical complaints that don’t have a certain medical cause)

These can’t be completely prevented. But, if noticing behavioral changes then therapy is one of the best options. It’s a little frowned upon in the conservative society. But, a therapist is probably the best option. But do not discuss the child’s problems with the therapist because the therapist and the patient should have a trustworthy relationship.

Thank you for reading!