Rising youth mental distress is real, not 'snowflake' behavior, says UK review chief
Professor Peter Fonagy, who leads an official review, told the BBC that being young today is genuinely harder than in the past.
Rising mental distress among young people reflects real difficulties rather than oversensitivity, according to Professor Peter Fonagy, who leads an official UK review, in comments to the BBC.
Fonagy told the broadcaster that being young is significantly harder now than in previous years.
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- Young people aren't snowflakes - mental distress is rising, says head of official review — BBC Health
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