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Mental health can take many forms, and disorders are of wide range. According to the statistics provided by NAMI, 50% of all mental health disorders will manifest themselves around the age of 14; 7.7 million of the United States youth aged 6 to 17 were affected by a mental health disorder in 2016, and 1 in 6 of them experiences a mental health condition each year. Depression is considered the leading disability worldwide, suicide ranks the second leading cause of death among the population ages 10 to 34 in the United States alone, and up to 90% of the people who died by suicide had shown…mehr

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Mental health can take many forms, and disorders are of wide range. According to the statistics provided by NAMI, 50% of all mental health disorders will manifest themselves around the age of 14; 7.7 million of the United States youth aged 6 to 17 were affected by a mental health disorder in 2016, and 1 in 6 of them experiences a mental health condition each year. Depression is considered the leading disability worldwide, suicide ranks the second leading cause of death among the population ages 10 to 34 in the United States alone, and up to 90% of the people who died by suicide had shown symptoms of a mental health condition revealed by psychological autopsies. These numbers are not to be taken lightly, and they make us wonder, how can we help our youth feel safe and in touch with their feelings? Some mental health issues are more visible than others, but we should never assume that people are not battling internally just because they don't seem to be struggling outwardly. That's what this book is about: not looking away from what could affect any of us, or our loved ones of any age. The more you talk about it, the easier it gets. It is time we all start and normalize our own conversations surrounding mental health, and we must each do our part to create a more caring and supportive environment for future generations to come.
Autorenporträt
Joa Macnalie is a post-graduate student of Liberty University with a Master's degree focus in Professional Counseling. Ms. Joa is currently employed with The Salvation Army as a clinical case manager and has been there two years. Joa was a stellar student-athlete graduating with high honors at Southern Vermont College where she completed her undergraduate degree in Pscyhology. She was the captain of her basketball team; a 3 time MVP, The Scott Mckenzie sportwoman of the year, and entered into the 1,000 point club in her junior year to retire her #22 jersey. Joa also surpassed the all-time scoring leader in her time at SVC. Some of Joa's hobbies include: reading, writing and working as a fashion stylist as the CEO of her own company WhoDressedU? She also enjoys interior decorating and spending quality time with her family. Joa's passion is rooted in education. A teacher by nature, she loves to learn and spread knowledge. Joa is particularly keen on the childhood and adolescent population, as she believes is the key age to instill values and material; consistent with psychological assumptions.