Suicide Rate For Females Highest In 2015-White River academy

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Teen Social Media Dependence

• Suicide is not just an action that offshoots from
  a mental health problem, but also a preventable
  public health issue affecting youngsters more
  than people of other age groups.
• A recent report by the Centers for Disease
  Control and Prevention (CDC) of the United States
  suggests that suicide rates among adolescents
  have been steadily rising since 2007.
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Teen Social Media Dependence

• The CDC analysis looked at the data between 1975
  and 2015 to find that suicides rates that were
  declining from 1990 to 2007 rose again from 2007
  to 2015.
• Rather than stigmatizing such innate fears and
  mental health complications, people wrestling
  with suicidal thoughts need to be given adequate
  opportunities to open up.
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Suicide Rate For Females Highest In 2015

• Based on the assessment of the suicide rates
  between 1975 and 2015, it was discovered that the
  suicide rate for girls rose to its highest in 40
  years, particularly between 2007 and 2015.
• With 1,289 suicides among males and 305 suicides
  among females in the age group of 15 to 19 years
  in 1975, the suicide rates for male teens was 12
  per 100,000 individuals but increased to 18 per
  100,000 in 1990.
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Suicide Rate For Females Highest In 2015

• The suicide rates for female teens continued to
  follow a similar pattern as males however, their
  suicide rate continued to be lower than the
  males. In 2015, there were 1,537 suicides among
  males and 524 among females in the age group of
  15 to 19 years.
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Risk Factors For Teenage Suicide

• The increase in suicide rates is also happening
  at a time when teen depression rates are rising
  while the stigma or fear of ostracizing prevents
  the vulnerable groups from getting the help they
  need.
• They attribute this phenomenon to heavy social
  media use, bullying, economic constraints, family
  issues and exposure to violence.
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Risk Factors For Teenage Suicide

• Financial hardship The increase in suicide rates
  between 2007 and 2015 occurred at a time of
  financial depression. An economic recession is a
  life-changing factor that inflicts innumerable
  constraints, often coercing adults and even
  children to commit suicide.
• Exposure to violence Any kind of exposure to
  traumatic events, such as child abuse, neglect,
  bullying, sexual violence, etc., increases the
  risk of developing depression, post-traumatic
  stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety disorder,
  suicidal tendencies, etc.
• Negative impact of social media While there is a
  huge potential to prevent and reduce suicide via
  social media, negative exposure to cyber
  bullying, competitive feeling due to comparison
  and glamorization of suicide are a major risk
  factor among adolescents.
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Its Okay To Be Not Okay

• Choosing the best treatment plan for an affected
  teen should be left on a qualified medical
  expert. However, its our duty to make them
  available the necessary help.
• It is one of the leading boarding schools for
  troubled teens to recover from their addictions
  and mental illnesses. Our experts follow a
  holistic approach in providing help to recovering
  teenage boys.
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