young people

The spectre of addiction isn’t something families anticipate when gazing into the hopeful eyes of their tweens and teens.

The fitness levels of young people are reduced during recessions, according to new research from Bradford School of Management.

In recent years, we’ve seen a significant rise in individuals, especially among the younger generation, identifying as non-binary.

Focusing on adolescents aged 10–24 years, the research will examine how our rapidly changing society has created additional digital stressors.

A new report indicates that accessing support through Tellmi means young people are less reliant on NHS resources.

In a health advisory, the American Psychological Association (APA) has stated that the use of social media does not inherently harm or help children.

Asking patients to take a short survey on a tablet before their appointments may help mental health providers identify young people at risk of psychosis.

1.54 million people are in contact with mental health services by the end of January 2022; health services must embrace digital services.

Channel 4’s ‘I Am Ruth’ explores the endemic mental health crisis affecting young people.

A Leeds-based young people’s inpatient mental health service which opened earlier this year has been commended in a major national health award.

Young people are now three times more likely to connect with friends online than to meet up in person.

Growing up is hard at the best of times and the last few years have made it even more challenging for young people.

After the last lockdown had finished and children and young people headed back to play sports.

Youth charity The Mix is releasing a new report which tracks the issues young people are seeking support for on its helpline.

Social Finance has partnered with the global charitable foundation Wellcome, to launch the Data Prize in Mental Health in the UK and South Africa.