Mental health is all about how we act, feel and think.

Mental health is a necessity at every stage of

life, from childhood through adulthood. In the year 2020, over 450 million people are suffering from
mental health problems that affect their personality, mood and behavior. We all have our school,
providers and especially our family to protect the youth’s mental health. However, they have
different ways of supporting and helping the child. The schools are implementing positive youth
development programs. It is promoted through activities and experiences that help develop social,
emotional, physical and cognitive competencies. At the same time, the providers discuss
relationships and school experiences, unlike the school and providers. Our families are always there
for us to listen. Indeed, they’re the people that can always support us by helping us to feel valued,
cared for, supported and guided in life. We don’t need to keep all our problems alone. Besides, help
is always available. We need to open up to our family and express our feelings. Surely, people with
mental health problems can get better, and many recover completely. Having positive mental health,
we can enjoy our life, the environment and the people in it. We will able to overcome hardships in
life.
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Jamaicah C. Añonuevo Grade 8 - Aristotle Week 3 - Comparative Essay Emotional, psychological,
and social well-being all fall under the umbrella of mental health. It has an effect on our thoughts,
feelings, and behaviors. It is essential at all stages of life, from early childhood to adolescence and
adulthood. If you have mental health issues, it is possible that your thought, attitude, and actions may
be influenced over the course of your life. One out of every ten children and teens suffers from
mental illness. Depression, anxiety, and conduct disorder are some of them, and they are often a
direct response to what is going on in their lives. To protect the youth's mental health, school,
providers and especially our family are there to help. However, they have different ways to do it.
Family can help protect the youth's mental health by taking care of them, providing them their needs
(such as love and protection), staying by their side especially when they need someone to lean on,
encourage them to open up and listen without judging them, giving them privacy and freedom,
trusting them, respecting and accepting who and what they are, giving them less pressure, supporting
them and being a good influence, companion and family to them. Furthermore, schools can support
students' mental health by developing a positive, supportive, and healthy environment, teaching and
reinforcing positive attitudes and decision-making, and implementing initiatives that encourage the
development of social, emotional, physical, and cognitive skills. Children with good mental health
can think clearly, improve socially, and learn new skills. Moreover, good mental wellbeing allows
children and teens to build the strength needed to meet the challenges of life and grow into stable and
balanced individuals.
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Junella Therese B Cape 8 - Aristotle Week 3 - Comparative Essay Mental health is a state of well-
being in which the individual realizes his or her own abilities, can cope with the normal stresses of
life, can work productively and fruitfully.Mental health can affect daily living, relationships, and
physical health. On the other hand, We all know that the pandemic has been challenging for most
families, but it has been especially hard on those families with children struggling with mental
health.Some student are having hard time adjusting to “the new normal,” or is scared of the
uncertainty in their future, they could begin to experience a high anxiety that will affect may aspects
of their lives: their social connections, their physical health, and indeed, their performance in school.
You can help your children by supporting them on what they do and motivating them. However,
Schools and providers can protect mental health by talking to them,Mental health needs to be
integrated into the school curriculum, which will help increase understanding and reduce stigma
around issues.
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Ysabella Monique M. Patiño A protected and strong school could help secure Youth's emotional
well-being by Providing continuous turn of events and preparing to instructors on the best way to
oversee study hall by building up certain practices and setting up rules, schedules and assumptions,
supporting understudy drove clubs, similar to lgbtq collusions, so understudies have a place of refuge
to associate and interface with steady school staff, and facilitate positive youth advancement
exercises, such as coaching programs, volunteer freedoms, and projects that associate them to an
organization of steady grown-ups while families can help ensure Youth's psychological wellness by a
steady and steady family connections, tuning in to the youngster without passing judgment on the
kid, giving the kid's some security, and quit removing their opportunity everytime they open up and
quit saying when they were a kid on the grounds that that doesn't help and by offering significance to
the kid's emotional well-being and taking them for treatment when the kid has emotional well-being
issues.
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Kate Angelie G. Inot Grade 8 Aristotle Week 3 Comparative Essay “Mental health” refers to how
people think, feel and act as they face life’s situations. Our mental health affects how we handle
stress, relate to one another and make decisions. And mental health influences the way individuals
look at themselves, their lives and others in their lives. Like physical health, mental health is
important at every stage of life. Like adults, children and adolescents can have mental health
disorders that interfere with the way they think, feel and act. When untreated, mental health disorders
can lead to school failure, family conflicts, drug abuse, violence and even suicide. Almost half of the
young generation across the globe are experiencing mental health problems. Most of them are
experiencing different forms of depression and anxiety caused by peer pressure, family concerns, and
poor self-esteem. Over the course of your life, if you experience mental health problems, your
thinking, mood, and behavior could be affected. Your mental health is also important because it can
affect your physical health. Mental health problems are real, painful, and sometimes severe. Mental
health problems can be treated. To find help, talk to your parents, school counselor, or health care
provider.
Youths nowadays are experiencing various types of problems that cause confusion. The confusion
that they feel may come from stress, abuse, overthinking, isolation, bereavement, and more. As a
result, a stigma is attached to them that causes them to feel reluctant to seek for help. However, in
order for them to not feel ashamed, we should offer our ears and shoulder for them to lean on.
According to the infographic, 48%-66% of adults who experienced strong connections as youth were
less likely to have mental health issues, use drugs, and engage in risky sexual behavior. And, this is
only because of a strong connection between a person or a group. Moreover, the benefit of social
connections and good mental health are numerous. It is proven that strong connections could lower
the rates of anxiety and depression, higher self-esteem, greater empathy, and more trusting and
cooperative relationships. Thus, open conversations, discussing, understanding, school programs (to
implement positive youth development), and connecting with people are some factors that could help
people with issues. And lastly, it is important to note that there is no health without a vigorous mental
health.

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Gorgolon, Gwyneth Bea M. Grade 8- Socrates Week 3- Comparative Essay Activity 2- Easy to
write! Adolescent Connectedness Through this figure, it shows that people are more aware of how
the youth is experiencing these mental health problems than in the past. All of the three play
important roles in our mental well-being and are directly or indirectly shaping our reality as "battles
of superiority". Furthermore, school and family are similar in terms of the frequency of the youth's
exposure to it and how they're the most influential. The school leans mostly on peer pressure and
family is more to passing unhealthy or toxic mentality to their children in order to affect someone's
mental health. Providers on the other hand could affect someone's mental wellness mostly because of
the stigma around the health facilities. In conclusion, all of them could lessen these problems by
simply being open-minded enough, well-researched in these topics, and a believer in the fact that we
all suffer differently. Families could help their children with mental health problems by encouraging
them to comfortably speak up and learn life more. On the other hand, schools can help by
disciplining or actually educating the ignorant and arrogant people and having programs related to
mental health to spread awareness. Meanwhile, providers could affect someone's mental wellbeing
positively by not being bias to certain types of people and do their job more than as a "salary
investment" event.

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Crisha Brill M. Yparraguirre Socrates - 8 Week 3, Activity 2 - Easy to Write! Adolescent
Connectedness During this time of quarantines and social distancing it is normal to feel lonely. If it
combined by the person's everyday stressors, can be lead to feel as though our mental health and
well-being are depleted. Mental health influences how we think,feel, adn behave in daily life. It
affects the person's ability to handle stress, overcome challenges, build and maintain relationships
with other people, and recover from difficulties. In school, the person can develop more and explore
more. Socializing to other people can help boost and protect the mental health of todays youth. The
providers, it is where you can talk about your problems to. Discuss things that bothers you. Examples
of that are counselors. The parents, are the one who protects their children from the things they know
that can hurt them. Since parents knows how hard this challenge to the children. As one of the people
in today's youth, all I can say is that Mental health is important. Reach out to someone so that it will
decrease the rate of people ending their lives due to depression. I know that getting help is not
enough but its a start for you to protect yourself from things you shouldn't do.

Adolescence is a crucial period for establishing and sustaining essential social and emotional
behaviors that contribute to mental health. Adopting good sleep habits, daily exercise, problem-
solving and interpersonal skills, and learning to control emotions are only a few of them. Mental
health conditions are influenced by a variety of factors. The greater the number of risk factors that
teenagers are exposed to, the more negative effects on their mental health are likely to occur. This
problem with youth is happening worldwide. The community needs to be concerned about this. This
problem requires a solution. Parents can have frequent and open conversations with their children.
Parents can also provide constant warmth, care, and support. Parents can teach and model strong
social and emotional skills and encourage positive peer relationships. Schools can implement positive
youth development programs, promote social and emotional competency and build resilience, help
ensure a positive and safe school environment, teach and reinforce positive behaviors and decision-
making, and help ensure access to school-based mental health support. Providers can discuss
relationships and school experiences. Everyone in the community can help protect the youth's mental
health, not only family, schools and providers. We need to stop violence (including harsh parenting
and bullying), sexual violence, and socioeconomic problems because these are recognized risks for
mental health. Furthermore, we must stop harmful use of alcohol, abuse in childhood, and bullying
because these are risk factors for suicide. Everyone should help protect the youth's mental health.
Everyone needs to prevent young people from having mental and emotional disorders. Youth are the
future of this world. Everyone must help them with their mental health. Our national hero of the
Philippines, Dr. Jose Rizal, said, "The Youth is the hope of the nation (Kabataan ang pag-asa ng
bayan)."
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Ayeisha Mae Cosinero Grade 8-Socrates Week 3-Comparative Essay Activity 2 Many people will
make you feel inadequate or bully you, resulting in depression and anxiety. There are also those who
care for you, people who understand you and they don't want you to suffer from mental illness.
Suicide attempts were made by students. Some of them are bullied at school, while others are
addicted to drugs. As a result, students need someone to assist them in discussing their mental health
because doing so will help them gain confidence. The family, school, and providers can all
encourage the student to have faith in themselves. Since the parents can have an open dialogue, the
school can introduce constructive youth services, and the providers can share their school
experiences. In conclusion, the three of them are important to make the student feel the happiness in
life.
Week 3-Comparative Essay Activity 2- Easy to Write! Adolescent Connectedness Bullying is one of
the most common type of social discrimination in school but they are as much as you think such as
depression, anxiety disorders, schizophrenia, eating disorders and addictive behaviors. Some physical
causes (such as birth trauma, brain injury or drug abuse) can directly affect brain chemistry and
contribute to mental illness. Some teenagers have experienced this kind of traumas in their life,
especially in school where they can meet some individuals that can cause bad influence like drugs,
cigarettes and alcohol. We can prevent it by understanding and to be aware what is the effect and also
we can stop mental illness by understanding each other in any situation.

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Rebuta, John S. 8 - Socrates Week 3 - Comparative Essay Activity 2 - Easy to Write! Adolescent
Connectedness In the formidable years, this had no specific theme planned. The main aim was to
promote and advocate the public on important issues. Also, in the first three years, one of the central
activities done to help the day become special was the 2-hour telecast by the US information agency
satellite system. Mental health is not just a concept that refers to an individual’s psychological and
emotional well being. Rather it’s a state of psychological and emotional well being where an
individual is able to use their cognitive and emotional capabilities, meet the ordinary demand and
functions in the society. According to WHO, there is no single ‘official’ definition of mental health.
Thus, there are many factors like cultural differences, competing professional theories, and subjective
assessments that affect how mental health is defined. Also, there are many experts that agree that
mental illness and mental health are not antonyms. So, in other words, when the recognized mental
disorder is absent, it is not necessarily a sign of mental health.

Suan, Lance
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Suan, Lance C. 8 - Socrates Week 3 - Comparative Essay Activity 2 - Easy to Write! Adolescent
Connectedness Adolescence is characterized by significant physical, psychological, and social
transitions. It is a period of life with specific health and developmental needs and rights. It is also a
time to develop knowledge and skills, learn to manage emotions and relationships, and acquire
attributes and abilities that will be important for enjoying the adolescent years and assuming adult
roles. Many of the health-related behaviors that arise during adolescence have implications for both
present and future health and development. Mental health is vital for the student's success in their
daily lives. It helps them to be determined, Self-reliance, Willpower, Integrity, Self- Confidence, and
being optimistic. Students that has mental illness tend to have negative outcomes such as dropping
out, skipping classes, not being productive, failing semesters, pessimistic, etc. The main causes are
bullying, abuse, discriminating their image. Mental illness, especially depression, increases the risk
for many types of physical health problems, particularly long-lasting conditions like stroke, type 2
diabetes, and heart disease. Similarly, the presence of chronic conditions can increase the risk for
mental illness. To reduce or prevent this, schools and the government can make youth development
programs. Parents can give emotional support, being open and encourage them to unfold their
burdens in life. Providing psychological counselling and treating their mental problems. Showing a
good example for helping people in need certainly is an amazing and a colorful achievement.

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Padel, Patricia Mae B. 8-Socrates Week 3 – Comparative Essay Activity 2 – Easy to Write!
Adolescent Connectedness In today’s society, many teenagers are suffering from mental health
problems. These problems may be the effects of abuse, neglection, isolation, stress, discrimination
and, so on. Based from the infographics, 17% of students considered attempting suicide, 19% have
been bullied in school and 14% of them misuse prescription pain medicines. Being strongly
connected to our family, school and providers will help us become an adult that will less likely
engage in violent activities, use drugs, have mental health issues and engage in sexual activities. For
example, our families can assist us in having conversations, being open to them about our problems
and avoid ourselves from overthinking. In schools, they implement programs that can benefit us by
promoting positivity, enhancing our strengths, talents, and moreover, investing in our neighborhoods.
On the same time, providers also assist students in discussing our problems, and also our school
experiences. In summary, maintaining connections with the three of them will help us in achieving
positive health outcomes in adulthood.

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A vigorous subjective constitution of the juvenility delineates the gold diggings of psychological
robustness. Psychic welfare paints not solely a notion that alludes to one’s psychical well-being.
Moderately, it’s a fettle of psychological prosperity with the proviso that an individual is liable for
maneuvering their ratiocinative and emotional aptitudes and suffice up germane towards the
archetypal call and roles in the setting of the society. Possessing scrupulous mental drive ought to be
compelled as prime precedence in the light towards the lives of the juvenescence. The psychic tone
of one's self can grievously govern an individual's principles, sentiments, and demeanor. The
exhibited matters are competent of earnestly patterning one's assiduousness, staunchness, and
sanguineness. Upon the sanction of factual delvings, students that shoulder on salubrious mental
vitality administer choicer comportments scholastically. On the grounds, the cruciality of one's
mental wellness is vital to be in inspect. Morosely, hardly into 1 in accordance of 5 households
superintend towards the mental well-being concerning their children. Possessing mental
predicaments throughout one's epoch of adolescence augments the venture for inadequate erudite
execution. The juvenility compels superintendence within the case of possessing a salutary mindset
deriving from their family, school, and providers. The transpiring quandary entails a fundamental
key. Parents are ought to have uniform and candid chats among their kids and by rendering perpetual
affection and comfort. Parents are further prompted to mold and fashion hearty communicative and
emotional dexterities and reinforce concrete companion contacts. Schools can fulfill emphatic
youngster branch programs. Schools can likewise stimulate convivial and enthusiastic proficiencies.
Schools also possess the aptitudes to further warrant an optimistic hall atmosphere and help assure
admittance to mental well-being comfort teachings. Providers can address and scrutinize associations
and occurrences germane to one's mental health. All and sundry can portray a prophylactic towards
the well-being of the juvenescence. To settle this composition, I would like to administer a random
motivational quote- "You will smile again". Patan, Albert James E. 8- Socrates

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Escobal, Irish H. 8 - Socrates Week 3 – Comparative Essay Activity 2 – Easy to Write! Adolescent
Connectedness Most teens suffer from mental health issues in today's society. The way children think
and feel about themselves and the world around them is referred to as mental health. It has an effect
on how we think, feels, and behave in our daily lives. The parents' love and care, as well as a strong
relationship with their children, will have a clear and positive effect on their child's mental health. It
can also lower their child's risk of developing mental health issues. It's normal for children and
teenagers to have low moods, poor motivation, and have difficulty sleeping. These symptoms aren't
necessarily indicative of a mental health issue. However, if you have noticed any of the above
symptoms and they last for more than a few weeks, you can talk with your child. Our families, for
example, will help us have an open conversation, being honest about our issues with them, and stop
ourselves from overthinking. In school, they promote activities that support us by encouraging
positivity, enhancing our abilities and skills, and engaging in our communities. Students will also talk
about their issues and school experiences with providers. As a result, the three of them are crucial in
ensuring positive adult health results.
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Ng, Kich Louise B. 8 - Socrates Mental health issues can adversely impact students' relationships
with friends and family members, as well as their quality of life, academic performance, physical
wellbeing, and satisfaction with their social life thus, students' future employment, earning potential,
and overall wellbeing could be harmed as a result of such issues. When coping with mental health
issues, there are a variety of outcomes such as depression, anxiety, and suicidal thoughts. Moreover,
Adolescence is a critical era for developing and maintaining essential social and emotional behaviors
that contribute to mental health. Social stress, isolation, and drug abuse are all common triggers in
adolescence. We should all take action to prevent mental health problems from occurring. Our youth
contain future stakeholders/achievers hence, we should protect them and ensure their safety. Take
time and help each other take action to overcome stress, build resilience, and improve low self-
esteem will effectively protect your conditions in control. There are numerous ways to ensure that
our youth maintains mentally-well, one of which is being part of a family that gets along well most of
the time. Seeing as we spent the majority of our childhood years with family or friends, we acquired
the majority of what we know from them. Growing up in a family that can not get along may have a
significant impact on your mental health. Showing a good example to our youth can influence them
in various ways that can affect their mental state in a positive way.

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Gipala, Kate Julliene A. 8 — Socrates It is normal for children and youth to experience various types
of emotional distress as they develop and mature. However, youth today needs good mental health to
develop in a healthy way, build strong relationships with everyone, and deal with challenges. Family
and school providers can help the youth have a good mental health by encouraging them to always
stay active, eat well, sleep well and avoid addictive things such as alcohol and other drugs. They can
be the guide to having a good mental health. Aside from these things, the most necessary thing a
youth must have is to have a strong faith, lean on and trust in God plans. We must be reminded that
in everything we do we must put God in the center of our life.

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Alyssa Denise P. Navarro Grade 8-Socrates Week 3- Comparative Essay Activity 2- Easy to Write!
Adolescent Connectedness A youth’s mental health is a state of well-being in which a person
recognizes his or her own talents, is able to deal with life's usual pressures, is able to function
productively and fruitfully, and is able to contribute to his or her society. Being emotionally well is
just as important as being physically healthy. Having a good mental health means you can endure and
get through many struggles that you might face in your life as a young person. The family, school,
and providers help protect the youth’s mental health. According to the infographics, 14% of students
misuse prescription pain medicine, 17% of students considered attempting suicide, and 19% of
students have been bullied at school. Furthermore, the schools, families, and providers aim to help
the youth from experiencing terrible risks that will put them in danger. The schools can implement
positive youth development programs, the parents can have frequent and open conversations with
their children in an effort to connect with them, and the providers can discuss relationships and
school experiences. To sum it up, a youth’s mental health is truly important and the school, family,
and providers do the best they can to guide the youth to a positive mental health.

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Dalagan, Deanne Marie T. 8- Socrates Week 3- Comparative essay As shown in the infographics, It
visually presents how many people undergo different physical, mental, and emotional distress. Most
of this precipitate to people enduring different mental issues which contributes to many unethical
activities such as suicidal tendency, unprotected intercourse and illegal doings. But researchers
proves that this can happen less likely when adults or teens have strong connectivity with family and
peers, this means that possessing certain communication with other people can help lessen the bottled
emotions and stress. This indisputably coincide to the idea "Lend an ear to a person who wants to
speak". It also showed that specific organizations in the society can help ease the distress one person
can experience. Schools should implement programs that helps and guides youth as they enter serious
development in their physical and psychological aspects. Parents and providers can also help one
student or person learn and grow by having frequent and open conversations where they can
positively talk about certain things that most youth encounter. Reality speaks that communication can
veritably be a key to a favorable life.

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Arana, Luckyssha Monique 8 - Socrates Week 3 – Comparative Essay Activity 2 – Easy to Write!
Adolescent Connectedness Our mental health incorporates our emotional, psychological, and social
well-being. Mental health plays an important role in the way we deal with stress, how we relate to
others, and the decisions we make in our daily lives. It impacts the manner in which we think, feel,
and carry on in our regular daily existences. It additionally affects how we oversee pressure, speak
with others, and choose things. Mental health is significant at each phase of life, from formative
years to immaturity to maturity and mature age. Mental health issues are preventable. There are many
methods to protect youth’s mental health. Families, for example, can help reinforce their kids’ mental
health by keeping up sound and positive family associations, permitting them some privacy,
conveying to the kid without criticizing, and not taking away their opportunity every time they speak
up might help to protect youth’s mental health. Youth with mental illness are frequently bound to be
disappointed at school, concentration difficulties, distractibility, inability to keep knowledge, low self
belief and self-esteem, and rough conduct affects their capacity to learn. Furthermore, in school, we
can enhance our mental health by providing a social, and emotional skills program and build
inclusive and safe school communities to support everyone’s well-being and improve learning
outcomes. To sum it up, youth’s mental health can be protected by everyone if we learn to
communicate and recognize everyone.

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Calejesan, Kristina Pauline B. Grade 8 - Socrates Week 3 - Comparative Essay Activity 2 - Easy to
Write! Adolescent Connectedness As for the vicissitude rises for each prevailing individual, the
principles of cognitive resilience would be defined by a firm conceptual structure of adolescence.
Obtaining such innervation of apprehension for an individual to pursue should be a major
unequivocal constituent towards one’s augmentation of metaphysical thinking, also affecting its
psychological and mental complex. Furthermore, indulgence of camaraderie and nourishing
conviviality to gain and enhance prolific physic affluence to one’s self would be potent to broaden
adequacy and self-welfare. On the other hand, bewilderment of apprehensive demeanor should be in
superior’s sovereign sight. Particularly, in the world of quintessential education, comprehension of
learning and other erudition of competencies would be pragmantic for young individuals to have
progression through their amplifications of intellectual insight as well as cognizance through
personal inquisition of one’s self intuitive retrospection. Educators in the institution should have
integral discernment of its disciples to fully tolerate and distinguish each and one’s perspicacity.
Parents are also progenitors of their youngsters for accommodating the children’s congenital way of
thinking and the finesse of their mental dexterity for them to fully embody the propitious aspect of
having a precocious and substantial thinking of logic and judgements. An approach filled with
enthusiasm and impetuosity given by elders and superiors could give a constructive push to the social
and ethereal youth to fully withstand and face the struggle of having the practicality of one’s society
and be able to understand each and one’s self and to be a better version of it every single day.

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MODANZA, Junas Grade 8- Socrates “The only journey is the journey within.” – Rainer Maria
Rilke. We reside and extant in a society which possesses a soaring magnitude of quintessence and
epitome to each and every citizen which lack the recognition and cognizance of the gravity of mental
health. The particular reason for this subject is the pivotal role of this specific variety of well-being
especially the adolescents which has an undeniable impact due to the satisfaction it justifies and
brings which allows children and young people to develop the resilience to cope with whatever
predicament and dilemma life has to offer them, which are conventionally not indoctrinated by the
elderly. Contemporary disquisitions affirm that 48%-66% of adults who experienced robust bonds as
youth were less likely to have mental issues, experience violence, engage in risky sexual behavior
and use substances. Schools can implement positive youth development programs, while parents can
have frequent and open conversations, and providers can discuss relationships and school
experiences. 17% of students considered attempting suicide, 19% have been bullied at school, and
14% misuse prescription pain medicine. Each of us is a guardian of the menace and jeopardy of the
mental health in at least a single individual. Perhaps the awakening and notification by the family,
school and providers with regard to the significance of mental health dawns on us all to be more
open-minded and unprejudiced about the precariousness of the lack of it. If now is not the time to
cease the stigma, when will?

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Obenza, Sofia Mariz B. Socrates-8 Week 3 – Comparative Essay Activity 2 – Easy to Write! Mental
health includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It has an impact on how we
think, feel, and act. It also influences how we deal with stress, interacts with others, and make
decisions. Furthermore, mental health is essential at all stages of life, from childhood to adolescence
to adulthood. Environmental causes of mental illness in adolescents are usually stress-related. For
example, Social stress, isolation, and drug abuse are all common causes of stress in adolescence.
Trauma – mental, sexual, or physical violence are other common causes of stress. School-based
mental health programs can focus on promoting mental wellness, preventing mental health problems,
and providing treatment. Effective programs: Promote the healthy social and emotional development
of all children and youth. When family relationships are stable and supportive, a person suffering
from mental health issues or disorders may be more responsive to treatment. Companionship,
emotional support and often even economic support can have a positive impact on someone coping
with a mental health problem. Having your mental health treated can also increase your productivity
by allowing you to focus on daily tasks and providing you with the motivation to complete tasks on
time. As a result, improving your mental health can help you live longer.

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Amer, Princess Nur - Ainie L. Socrates 8 Week 3 – Comparative Essay Activity 2 – Easy to Write!
Mental health should always be a top priority in the life of every individual for it includes emotional,
psychological, and social well-being. For It affects how we think, feel, and act. It also helps
determine how we handle stress, connect with others, and make decisions. Bullying, mistreatment,
discrimination, stress, and etc. are one of the reasons why children lose confidence and the trust they
have in themselves, and they are likely to attempt suicide without hesitation. Therefore, we should
try to help these youths from pulling away from themselves, we should not leave them hanging to
suffer and feel helpless or hopeless. Let’s try to connect with them and listen to their feelings instead
of thinking that it’s not a big deal, it’s not a wound that would heal in a day. Furthermore, the
parents, school and providers should continue to protect the children from things that could trigger or
harm them. They can also try to give them emotional support and encourage them to realize their full
potential. Talking to them is often the first step to take when you know they are going through a hard
time, it is important to respond sensitively to someone who seems troubled because this way you can
find out what is troubling them and what you can do to help. There are also other ways like facilitate
positive youth development activities, spending time with them, providing tools and resources for
schools and families to help promote the importance of family and school connectedness and more.
“Healing takes time, and asking for help is a courageous step” said by Mariska Hargitay.