Teens Rank Anxiety And Depression As Major Problems Among Their Peers
The Pew Research Center reports that seven out of ten US teenagers cite anxiety and depression as major problems among their peers. Teens disclose concerns about mental health more often than bullying, drug addiction or alcohol abuse. They also say that the number one pressure they face is trying to get good grades. Yes, there’s pressure to look good, to be a good athlete, and to fit in, but the pressure to perform well in school is the worst.
Colleges are responding in a variety …