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Why youth mental illness is increasing: This is not the 'snowflake generation' - Vimarsana News

Why youth mental illness is increasing: This is not the 'snowflake generation'

Today’s young people are facing challenges unimagined by previous generations. But amid their anxiety is a resilience that’s far too often overlooked.

Why youth mental illness is increasing: This is not the 'snowflake generation' - Vimarsana News

Why youth mental illness is increasing: This is not the 'snowflake generation'

Today’s young people are facing challenges unimagined by previous generations. But amid their anxiety is a resilience that’s far too often overlooked.

Australian youth mental health in crisis: A quarter of young people have thought about suicide - Vimarsana News

Australian youth mental health in crisis: A quarter of young people have thought about suicide

An exclusive survey reveals 82 per cent of young Australians have experienced mental health issues during the COVID-19 pandemic, with one in four having suicidal thoughts.

Australian youth mental health in crisis: A quarter of young people have thought about suicide - Vimarsana News

Australian youth mental health in crisis: A quarter of young people have thought about suicide

An exclusive survey reveals 82 per cent of young Australians experienced mental health issues during COVID-19, with one in four having suicidal thoughts.

Source: smh.com.au
Australian youth mental health in crisis: A quarter of young people have thought about suicide - Vimarsana News

Australian youth mental health in crisis: A quarter of young people have thought about suicide

An exclusive survey reveals 82 per cent of young Australians experienced mental health issues during COVID-19, with one in four having suicidal thoughts.