Christopher Fasano, Ph.D.
Christopher Fasano, Ph.D.
Episode 111 “Sad Teenagers”
Episode 111 “Sad Teenagers”
Episode 111 “Sad Teenagers”
Friday 6th May 2022
Dr. Fasano discusses the alarming rise in teenage depression and suicide rates, exploring causes and offering tips for fostering emotional resilience.
26 minutes
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Christopher Fasano, Ph.D.
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Get the buttons here!Why Are Teens Feeling So Down? Unpacking the Teenage Depression Crisis
Objective measures of anxiety and depression, like eating disorders or teen suicides, are sharply up over the past decade, and they have witnessed dramatic increases in emergency department visits for all mental health emergencies, including suicide attempts.
Feeling overwhelmed by the rising rates of teenage depression and suicide? You're not alone. In this eye-opening episode of 'The Better Mental Health Show', Dr. Christopher Fasano takes a deep dive into why so many American teens are grappling with persistent sadness. With over 40% of teenagers reporting feelings of depression, it's clear that something needs to change. Dr. Fasano explores an article by Derek Thompson, shedding light on the possible causes behind this alarming trend.
From the pervasive influence of social media to the impact of overprotective parenting, this episode covers a lot of ground. Dr. Fasano doesn't just stop at identifying the problems; he also offers practical tips for promoting early mental wellness and helping teens navigate their emotions. Parents, educators, and anyone concerned about youth mental health will find this discussion both informative and actionable.
Tune in to discover how small changes can make a big difference in fostering emotional resilience and creating a more supportive environment for our youth.