Adolescence, brain maturation and mental health

The developmental rate of the brain related group can be distinguished among young people with or without mental symptoms. People with symptoms show a delay in the development of the identity of related groups compared to healthy adolescents

The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) has numerous explanations, including explanations on adolescent brain development and mental health disorders, information on pubertal developmental science, general questions on treatment of mental disorder children We provide materials on. There is also a page that describes teenage depression, such as how to identify depression symptoms, how to deal with depression, and who you talk when you feel depression. SAMHSA supports suicide prevention resource centers that help organizations and individuals develop suicide prevention programs, interventions, and policies. The SAMHSA toolkit lists the risk factors, warning signs, and data that help high school teachers, counselors, and administrators prevent suicide.

Mental health problems are a serious problem for young people. Most young people function well, but about one fifth of adolescents report mental health problems, but depression is the most common. To explain the morbidity rate of mental health problems, we summarize the results as follows: global estimates of behavioral and emotional problems, estimates of specific diseases, and the use of suicide and mental health services. According to the data of NHIS in 2004, 1 out of 10 (11.6%) among 12 to 17 years old has severe behavioral disorder or mental health disorder, parents have a questionnaire of improved versions and obstacles evaluated.

The global psychological health problem affecting children and adolescents has spread to 10 to 20% (1). According to German children's and adolescent health interviews survey (KiGGS), the prevalence of mental health problems in Germany is stable, high at 10% (2). These problems include anxiety, depression, behavior disorders and hyperactivity disorder. However, only about one-third of children and adolescents with acute and chronic mental illness are treated. It is internationally known that the absorption rate of medical services for children with mental illness and their families is low (3). The reasons are various.