Psychiatric Times April 8, 2022
Maria Abenes, EdD

How have the past 2 years affected our youth? The full picture is just beginning to emerge.

The full picture of teenagers’ experience of COVID-19 is just beginning to emerge. The school closures, canceled proms, and separation from friends seemed a small price to pay to save the lives of thousands—but in exchange, the adolescents who represent the younger side of Generation Z were robbed of the capstone of their formative years. It created an atmosphere of uncertainty and anxiety among some teens, about both the future and their place in it.

As if the pandemic was not enough, teens watched as police violence and racial tensions reached breaking points. They saw angry mobs take over cities and storm the...

Today's Sponsors

LEK
ZeOmega

Today's Sponsor

LEK

 
Topics: Healthcare System, Mental Health, Patient / Consumer, Provider, Public Health / COVID, Social Media, Technology
Employers Reap $190 for Every $100 Invested in Behavioral Health
Calling patients at their home
Obesity Management: Researchers Develop New Tool to Measure Food Noise
Preserving access, affordability are Americans’ top healthcare priorities: Gallup
The boomer-driven ASC boom

Share This Article