2023-09-11 09:00:04
A survey, conducted by Public Health France at the end of 2022, demonstrated a significant increase in the number of French people having experienced a depressive episode. An even greater increase among young adults (18-24 years old). This increase was accelerated by the period of the Covid-19 pandemic. Another Public Health France survey revealed in June 2023 that more than one child (6-11 years old) in ten suffers from at least one mental health disorder. Faced with these figures, professionals are alarmed.
How can we explain this increase in depression among young people? Can we prevent it? How to support young people who need help?
- Dr Marion Robin, adolescent psychiatrist the Montsouris Mutualist Institute in Paris, author of the work Clueless teen seeks living society, published by Odile Jacob
- Dr Mariama Barry, former psychiatrist CHU Donkain Conakry and in charge of the Mental Health Unit at the level of Ministry of Health of Guinea
- Pr Sylvie Tordjman, professor of child psychiatry at the University of Renneshead of the Child and Adolescent Psychiatry division at CHGR (Guillaume-Régnier Hospital Center)and past President of the Association of Mobile Psychiatry Teams (AEMP)
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Dr Jérôme Payen of La Garanderiechild psychiatrist, family therapist at University Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at CHI Créteil in the Paris region
- Report from Raphaëlle Constant.
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