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La mitad de los estudiantes de secundaria de Indiana se sienten desesperanzados. ¿Por qué es tan controvertida la atención a la salud mental?
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La mitad de los estudiantes de secundaria de Indiana se sienten desesperanzados. ¿Por qué es tan controvertida la atención a la salud mental?

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Las necesidades de salud mental están en su punto álgido entre los niños y adolescentes estadounidenses.

En una encuesta nacional realizada en 2021, aproximadamente tres de cada diez estudiantes de secundaria de Indiana afirmaron haber pensado en el suicidio. Casi la mitad se sentían persistentemente tristes o desesperanzados, la tasa más alta en dos décadas de encuestas.

Estos retos se manifiestan en las aulas.

Krista Fay supervisa los programas de bienestar en las escuelas de Avon. Ella dice:

“Si llegas y tu ansiedad te abruma, si tu pecho está tan apretado que no puedes respirar, si tus pensamientos van a toda velocidad, ¿cómo vas a estar disponible para escuchar esa instrucción?”.

Las escuelas como Avon intentan satisfacer las necesidades emocionales de los alumnos con servicios que incluyen terapia, reuniones en pequeños grupos con trabajadores sociales y aprendizaje socioemocional para todos los alumnos.

Si usted o alguien que usted conoce está en crisis llame a la Línea de Vida para Suicidios y Crisis al 988.

Este artículo fue publicado originalmente por WFYI.

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