Gen Z faces numerous mental health challenges due to societal and technological factors such as social media pressure, academic expectations, body image issues, information overload, cyberbullying, environmental concerns, financial stress, and issues with identity and inclusivity. These challenges can lead to feelings of inadequacy, anxiety, depression, stress, burnout, unhealthy eating habits, and even eating disorders. To promote mental wellness, society, educators, and parents need to provide support, open communication, and resources to help youth cope with these challenges.
Gen Z faces numerous mental health challenges due to societal and technological factors such as social media pressure, academic expectations, body image issues, information overload, cyberbullying, environmental concerns, financial stress, and issues with identity and inclusivity. These challenges can lead to feelings of inadequacy, anxiety, depression, stress, burnout, unhealthy eating habits, and even eating disorders. To promote mental wellness, society, educators, and parents need to provide support, open communication, and resources to help youth cope with these challenges.
Gen Z faces numerous mental health challenges due to societal and technological factors such as social media pressure, academic expectations, body image issues, information overload, cyberbullying, environmental concerns, financial stress, and issues with identity and inclusivity. These challenges can lead to feelings of inadequacy, anxiety, depression, stress, burnout, unhealthy eating habits, and even eating disorders. To promote mental wellness, society, educators, and parents need to provide support, open communication, and resources to help youth cope with these challenges.
Gen Z faces numerous mental health challenges due to societal and
technological factors. These include social media pressure, academic and career expectations, body image issues, information overload, cyberbullying, environmental concerns, financial stress, and identity and inclusivity.
DILEMMAS
The constant need to present a perfect image on social media can
lead to feelings of inadequacy, anxiety, and depression. The pressure to excel academically and prepare for a successful career can cause stress and burnout. Body image issues can result in unhealthy eating habits and even eating disorders.
ANALYSIS
The digital age can also be overwhelming, leading to cyberbullying
and online harassment. Environmental concerns, financial stress, and identity and inclusivity issues can also impact mental well- being.
REACTION
To foster mental wellness, society, educators, and parents should
provide support, open communication, and resources for coping with these challenges.