An Analysis of the Influence of Family Cumulative Risks on Adolescents' Mental Health

Journal: Advanced Journal of Nursing DOI: 10.32629/ajn.v2i3.607

Ying Chen

Research scholar in the field of public policy analysis-global public health, Carolina Asia Center, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Abstract

Family education is the foundation of a person's growth and development. When the risk factors in the family accumulate to a certain level, it is easy to have an adverse effect on the mental growth and personality formation of adolescents, and affect the mental health of adolescents. This article analyzes the influence of family cumulative risks on the growth and development of adolescents from varies angles, and based on the analysis, we propose corresponding family education methods, aiming to put forward certain guidelines for the advancement of current family education. That includes, attaching importance to children's mental health education, providing necessary dredging and counseling for children, promptly preventing and solving psychological problems, paying attention to children's learning and life problems, paying attention to teenagers' personality problems, and correctly handling family members' relationship.

Keywords

adolescent mental health, family cumulative risk, psychological problems

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