31Oct
Families are grappling to understand a new wave of assessments and what to do if a problem surfaces''A mental-health crisis among children and teens that had been brewing for years worsened as routines were disrupted in the pandemic.''
Mental-health screenings for kids are expanding across the country. But as more children are identified as needing assistance, families can face a tough time getting help from resources that are already stretched thin.
A mental-health crisis among children and teens that had been brewing for years worsened as routines were disrupted in the pandemic and many kids faced isolation and loss. Schools have added or expanded screenings for mental health or emotional well-being, and earlier this month, a panel of medical experts recommended children and teens ages 8 to 18 be screened for anxiety disorders.
That follows a March recommendation from the American Academy of Pediatrics that pediatricians screen adolescents ages 12 and older for suicide risk.
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