Central Florida Behavioral Health Program Aims to Protect Teens
A program by Nemours Children's Health provides mental health resources to children and teens at primary care doctors' offices.
Health workers hope this program will help address teen suicides in Central Florida, amid rising concerns over mental health.
20% of high school students who frequently use social media experienced feelings of hopelessness and seriously considered self-harm, according to a 2023 CDC report.
Monica Barreto, Clinical Director of Behavioral Health with Nemours Primary Care-Florida, emphasizes the importance of early intervention to protect children's mental health.
The program aims to catch signs of trouble sooner, providing teens with necessary support and resources.
Author's summary: Nemours program tackles teen mental health in Central Florida.
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