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Health experts warn summer relief may hide ongoing mental health struggles for teens
Health experts warn that summer break may temporarily reduce visible symptoms of anxiety or depression in teens, but underlying issues persist. Mental health professionals caution that the absence of school pressures does not mean improvements, and Philadelphia schools are prioritizing ongoing mental health support for students.
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- YouthCare is lending a hand to area youth who may need help with mental health services during summertime
- The biggest barrier to teen mental health isn’t treatment.
- Counselors: Carrying consistency into summer is key to reduce family conflict
- These teens have the weight of the world on their shoulders. Mental health is taking a nosedive