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• TITLE: Understanding and Addressing Youth Depression: Risk Factors, Resources, and Promoting Mental Health and Well-Being

  AUTHORS: Pengcheng Chen

  KEYWORDS: Youth Depression, Mental Health, Well-Being, Risk Factors, Resources

  JOURNAL NAME: Psychology, Vol.14 No.8, August 4, 2023

  ABSTRACT: Depression among youth is a pressing global concern, given its widespread occurrence and detrimental effects on well-being and development. In particular, adolescent depression carries the risk of developing other mental health disorders and heightens the likelihood of experiencing suicidal ideation and behaviors, which can worsen over time. This comprehensive review critically examines diverse risk factors associated with youth depression, evaluates existing support systems and resources aimed at addressing this issue, and provides future directions for promoting youth mental health. By enhancing our understanding of this mental health challenge and proposing strategies for improvement, the ultimate goal of this review is to address the well-being and outcomes of young individuals.