Adolescence is the transition from childhood to adulthood. Every Child’s social and emotional development is different. Kid's development is a product of his or her unique combination of development of the brain genes, environment, involvement with family and friends, influence from the community and culture. Mental health is vital during adolescent since it includes emotional, psychological, and social well-being. Also, it affects how a person thinks, feel, act, handle stress, relate to others, and make choices. Adolescence involves many changes, both positive and negative. There is need to prevent the negative ones from occurring since they may cause adverse effects on one’s life.
Inhaltsverzeichnis (Table of Contents)
- Part 1.
- Introduction
- Importance of prevention
- Recommendations
- References
- Part 2
- Local community prevention program for the Young Adult life stage
- Part 3.
- Thesis statement...
- Alcoholism has the following effect on workplace .......
- Prevention of alcohol in workplace.
- Alcohol's Effect on Family.
- Culture and subculture
- Impact on the Community.
- Conclusion........
- References
Zielsetzung und Themenschwerpunkte (Objectives and Key Themes)
The work aims to explore the importance of mental health prevention during adolescence and early adulthood, focusing on the need for comprehensive interventions to address the rising rates of mental health disorders among young people. The program presented in the text, "Prevention and Early Intervention in Mental Health- Puberty to Early Adulthood," serves as an example of a holistic approach to mental health promotion.
- The crucial role of prevention in addressing mental health challenges during adolescence.
- The influence of environmental factors on adolescent mental health.
- The importance of integrating mental health care within educational settings.
- The effectiveness of multi-faceted programs in promoting mental health.
- The need for interventions that target the specific needs of young adults.
Zusammenfassung der Kapitel (Chapter Summaries)
- Part 1: Introduction: This section introduces the concept of adolescence as a period of significant transition and highlights the importance of preventing negative developmental outcomes. It emphasizes the impact of environmental influences on adolescent mental health and underscores the need for early intervention strategies.
- Importance of prevention: This section focuses on the importance of mental health prevention during adolescence. It emphasizes the unique vulnerability of adolescents to environmental factors and the potential for early intervention to mitigate the risk of developing mental health issues.
- Recommendations: This section outlines specific recommendations for promoting mental health at different stages of adolescent development. These recommendations include the integration of mental health services within educational settings, early detection and treatment of mental health conditions, and rehabilitation for individuals with existing mental health challenges.
- Part 2: Local community prevention program for the Young Adult life stage: This section delves into a specific community-based program aimed at preventing mental health disorders among young adults in the United States. The program focuses on various aspects of young adult life, including health, safety, resources, relationships, and interventions, with the goal of enhancing healthy living.
Schlüsselwörter (Keywords)
This work centers on the themes of adolescent mental health, prevention, early intervention, community-based programs, holistic interventions, environmental influences, and the integration of mental health services within educational settings. The text examines the "Prevention and Early Intervention in Mental Health- Puberty to Early Adulthood" program in the United States as an example of a comprehensive approach to promoting mental health among young adults.
- Citar trabajo
- Amos Wesonga (Autor), 2015, Prevention throughout the lifespan. Mental health in adolescence, Múnich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/429304
