According to the National Institute of Mental Health, 49.5% of American teens have had a mental health disorder of some sort.
A Pew Research Center survey indicates that one in six teens has had to deal with online abuse. The web page How to Protect Your Teen’s Mental Health gives information about what this includes.
HEADINGS IN THE ARTICLE
1. What is Mental Health Awareness Month? This includes who to contact for advice and support. Tip: The internet can be a great resource for information on teen mental health. However, you should always consult a mental health professional before making decisions about treatments or serious life changes.
2. Mental Health Challenges for Teenagers Includes Teen Depression: More than just Moodiness
3. Growing Up with the Internet
4. What is Cyberbullying?
5. How Social Media Impacts Teen Mental Health
6. How to Increase Online Safety for Teens
7. How to Prevent Cyberbullying and Harassment
8. How to Keep Online Devices and Online Accounts Secure
9. Protect Your Teens Digital Identity with A VPN
10. FAQ
11. What to use to keep your teens safe online
Author: Josh Faso, a long time writer and editor, MBA from University of California-Davis