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Early Teenage Mental Intervention 1

Early Diagnostic of Mental Health in Adolescence

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Mental disorder refers to the trends or perceptual distortions, sensations, or behavior that

cause discomfort or interfere with a person's daily functioning. Based on the studies reviewed by

WHO on teenage mental disorders, approximately one out of each three to five young people

meets the lifetime requirements for a DSM mental disorder. However, only a tiny percentage of

these youngsters are in such severe worsening symptoms that they require intervention.

According to Mumtahanah's report, Emotional dysregulation affects thirty-six per cent of ten-

year-old and forty-six per cent of fifteen-year-olds (Mumtahanah & Wahyunengsih., 2022).

Consequently, depression is estimated to occur in eleven per cent of adolescents aged ten and

twenty-eight per cent of those aged eleven, resulting in a severe challenge. These challenges root

in their living circumstances, stigma, marginalization, rejection, or a lack of access to proper

programs and assistance. Moreover, adolescents residing in humanistic and vulnerable settings

suffer from serious diseases, autism spectrum disorder and cognitive impairment. This paper will

concentrate on adolescent mental health disorders by analyzing the group's epidemiological data,

providing an overview of the literature, early interventional strategies on adolescence, and their

consequences.

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Early Teenage Mental Intervention 3

Early Diagnostic of Mental Health in Adolescence

Introduction

The World Health Organization defines a mental disorder as "trends or perceptual

distortions, sensations, or behavior that cause discomfort or interfere with a person's daily

functioning." Adolescent mental health disorders are a massive issue but are also reasonably

common and treatable. According to the WHO 2022 survey on adolescent and young adult

mental wellbeing, seven out of ten young teens face a myriad of subjects that lead to mental

illness. These factors include severe disease, autism spectrum disorder, and cognitive

impairment. Other psychological problems include pregnant teenagers and adolescent mothers.

Although mental disorders should indeed be operated by occupational therapists or

adequately trained healthcare professionals, caregivers and the administration can help by

mitigating the adverse effects of psychiatric medications. The administration can also provide

efficient diagnostic products for routine screening. In this manner, society can provide basic

information regarding prevalent adolescent psychiatric disorders focusing on personal

repercussions and practices. This paper will concentrate on adolescent mental health disorders by

analyzing the group's epidemiological data, providing an overview of the literature, early

interventional strategies on adolescence, and their consequences.

Population of Interest

Psychosocial and sentiment disorders are the two most common cerebral illnesses in

adolescents. Adolescence often plays the most major period for constructing social and mental

personalities necessary for mental health. Such mental wellbeing habits include; establishing

coping, problem-solving, intra - personal and emotional management skills, and effectively

managing emotions (Hanah & Wahyunengsih, 2022). Several factors can have an impact on

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Early Teenage Mental Intervention 1 Early Diagnostic of Mental Health in Adolescence Students Name Institution Affiliation Course Name Date Early Teenage Mental Intervention 2 Abstract Mental disorder refers to the trends or perceptual distortions, sensations, or behavior that cause discomfort or interfere with a person's daily functioning. Based on the studies reviewed by WHO on teenage mental disorders, approximately one out of each three to five young people meets the lifetime requirements for a DSM mental disorder. However, only a tiny percentage of these youngsters are in such severe worsening symptoms that they require intervention. According to Mumtahanah's report, Emotional dysregulation affects thirty-six per cent of tenyear-old and forty-six per cent of fifteen-year-olds (Mumtahanah & Wahyunengsih., 2022). Consequently, depression is estimated to occur in eleven per cent of adolescents aged ten and twenty-eight per cent of those aged eleven, resulting in a severe challenge. These challenges root in their living circumstances, stigma, marginalization, rejection, or a lack of access to proper programs and assistance. Moreover, adolescents residing in humanistic and vulnerable settings suffer from serious diseases, autism spectrum disorder and cognitive impairment. This paper will concentrate on adolescent mental health disorders by analyzing the group's epidemiological data, providing an overview of the literature, early interventional strategies on adolescence, a ...
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