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Cultural clashes make life challenging for immigrant parents
So, preventing mental health problems in children is a global priority. At the same time, the number of immigrants in Western countries such as Australia is rising – and they face many culture-related challenges in a new country. These challenges can affect parenting and their children’s mental health. Parents have an important role in children’s mental health. They can help them develop positive self-esteem and manage stress, which can prevent anxiety and depression.
Cultural Clashes Can Challenge Immigrant Parenting But Enhanced Support Can Benefit Children’s Mental Health
By Marie Yap and Sunita B Bapuji More than 10% of children and young people worldwide have a . If these problems are not detected and treated, children may suffer the same or other mental health problems in adulthood. So, preventing mental health problems in children is a global priority. At the same time, the number of immigrants in Western countries such as Australia is rising – and they face many culture-related challenges in a new country.
Cultural clashes can make it harder for immigrants to parent. Better support can improve their child's mental health
More than 10% of children and young people worldwide have a . If these problems are not detected and treated, children may suffer the same or other mental health problems in adulthood. So, preventing mental health problems in children is a global priority. At the same time, the number of immigrants in Western countries such as Australia is rising—and they face many culture-related challenges in a new country. These challenges can affect parenting and their children's mental health.
Cultural clashes can make it harder for immigrants to parent. Better support can improve their child’s mental health
More than 10% of children and young people worldwide have a . If these problems are not detected and treated, children may suffer the same or other mental health problems in adulthood. So, preventing mental health problems in children is a global priority. At the same time, the number of immigrants in Western countries such as Australia is rising – and they face many culture-related challenges in a new country. These challenges can affect parenting and their children’s mental health.
How to help your child attend school
Six-year-old Anjali has been reluctant to attend school ever since she started there, but things escalated at the beginning of her second year when she found she didn’t like her new teacher. Anjali started becoming very upset when her stepdad dropped her off at her classroom. She would scream, cry and plead with him not to leave her. She then grew increasingly upset on school mornings.
9 ways to support your teen's mental health as restrictions ease
Headlines about the impact of the pandemic on youth mental health have left many parents worried about their children and unsure what they can do to help. Now, as restrictions are eased – and school, home and social lives return to something resembling normal – young people are having to make significant adjustments as they face new pressures. Parents need clear, evidence-based, practical strategies to support their teen’s mental health. But this can be hard to find.
Is social media damaging to children and teens? We asked five experts
If you have kids, chances are you’ve worried about their presence on social media. Who are they talking to? What are they posting? Are they being bullied? Do they spend too much time on it? Do they realise their friends’ lives aren’t as good as they look on Instagram? We asked five experts if social media is damaging to children and teens.
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