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Young Adults and Their Mental Health

Do you feel stressed? Is there anything bringing you down? Many young adults between 18 and 25 experience mental health problems related to their home life, employment or school, finances, or interpersonal relationships.<br>Itu2019s wise to take action if you are concerned about your mental health. A mental health problem should be treated like a physical illness; the sooner you seek assistance, the better it will be for you.

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Young Adults and Their Mental Health

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  1. Young Adults And Their Mental Health-Related Issues

  2. Youth and typical mental health problems feel tense, have interpersonal problems, have concerns about money, acquire a drug or alcohol issue, struggling at work or in school, need assistance caring for a child, esteem oneself poorly, feel overweight or underweight, encounter harassment at work or online, and being lonely.

  3. Factors That May Be Responsible For Young Adults 1) Academic load 2) Major choices 3) Mental Growth 4) Existing in a World of Uncertainty

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