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Why Do Young People Seek (and Not Seek) Mental Health Support

Why Young People Avoid Mental Health Support

Despite the mental health epidemic among adolescents and young adults, only a minority access treatment. Barriers to treatment are often institutional: in many places, specialist services do not exist, or spaces are lacking with long waiting lists. But many young people don’t seek help for mental health problems in the first place. Studies suggest that only 18-34% of young people with mental health disorders try to access professional support.

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Internal Family Systems Therapy

Understanding Internal Family Systems Therapy

Internal family systems (IFS) therapy is a type of psychotherapy that understands each person – or mind – as having multiple parts. These inner parts are all valuable, but sometimes experiences like trauma can push parts into more extreme roles. This can cause a person to feel and act in negative or harmful ways and pull them away from their genuine, authentic self.

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Mental Health Disorders and School Attendance

Mental Health Disorders and School Attendance

Young people with mental health disorders are more likely to miss school than those without. These absences may, in turn, make their mental health worse, leading to a vicious downward cycle. However, effective mental health support and interventions can help young people manage and recover from symptoms and spend more time in school, turning a downward cycle into a positive journey of recovery.

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When Should I Take My Young Child to See a Therapist? - The Wave Clinic

When Should a Child See a Therapist?

Therapy can help a young child to understand what is going on in their life and inner world. It can also give them tools to cope with the difficult thoughts, emotions, and other challenges they may be facing.

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The Microbiota and Adolescent Mental Health - The Wave Clinic

The Microbiota and Adolescent Mental Health

There are probably around 100 trillion bacteria in the gut of every young person. These bacteria, known as the microbiota, exist in a symbiotic relationship with our bodies. They help us to digest food and receive nutrients that would otherwise be inaccessible, while our guts provide them with a rich and protected habitat. 

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