… mental health among Hispanic youth age 10–14 years old, who were recruited from one
charter school … Thus, there is a need for more studies measuring psychosocial symptoms before …

… the psychosocial effects of mental illness stigma in youth with mental health problems who
access services. … This labelling had significant social consequences for the youth at school. …

… improve academic and psychosocial functioning and reduce risk of poor outcomes, including
mental illness and school failure. … Psychosocial functioning of youth receiving mental health …

… juvenile detention center, prison, or jail.” Placement in foster care, therapeutic foster care,
schools or school programs … about special schools or school programs and receiving treatment …

… psychological well-being in pupils, suggesting better mental … schools in mental health of
young people, 9 , 10 we examined the extent to which variation in mental health of young people …

… risk for psychosocial problems and psychiatric disorders [1,2]. … In total this means that about
80% of youth in our sample … expand school counselling and mental health support services. …

… role of schools and colleges in the provision of mental health services for young people has
… implementation of indicated psychological interventions within schools and colleges to help …

… and function, in psychological development and in social and vocational progress 17 . …
develop a severe form of mental illness fail to complete high school 29 and the erosion of …

… to provide services for the academic, physical, and psychological … provide mental health
services to students, in public schools … mental illness in youth, and supportive school programs. …

… Transgender and nonbinary youth comprise 2 to 9% of high-school–aged persons in the …
All participating clinics employ a multidisciplinary team that includes medical and mental health …