1、NAVIGATING MENTAL HEALTH2025 STUDY REPORT An Intergenerational PerspectiveEXECUTIVE SUMMARYCHILD MIND INSTITUTEThe Child Mind Institute is dedicated to transforming the lives of children and families struggling with mental health and learning disorders by giving them the help they need.Weve become t

2、he leading independent nonprofit in childrens mental health by providing gold-standard evidence-based care,delivering educational resources to millions of families each year,training educators in underserved communities,and developing tomorrows breakthrough treatments.AUTHORSLindsay Alexander,MPH Ch

3、ild Mind Institute Mirelle Kass Child Mind Institute Alexandra Klesin,LMSW Child Mind Institute Erin Brown Child Mind Institute Meghan Ryan Child Mind Institute Jacob Cohen Child Mind Institute Michael Milham,MD,PhD Child Mind Institute CONTRIBUTORSGiovanni Salum,MD,PhD Child Mind InstituteZena Mnei

4、mneh,MS,MPH,PhD Child Mind InstituteKathleen Merikangas,PhD National Institute of Mental HealthAmanda Krivanec,MA C+R ResearchVictoria McBride C+R ResearchJane Park,PhD C+R ResearchLauren Potter,MSMR C+R ResearchEXECUTIVE SUMMARYFamilies across the US are reporting increased challenges to their ment

5、al health and well-being,yet parents and youth dont always see or experience it the same way.The Intergenerational Stressors Study,conducted by the Child Mind Institute,sheds light on the alignment and divergence of mental health stressors and resilience factors across generations.Drawing on a natio

6、nally representa-tive survey of 1,000 parent-child pairs(parents ages 26-77 and youth ages 1122),this study explores how families experience and interpret todays most pressing mental health challengesfrom loneliness,bullying,and academic pressures to the rise of social media and artificial intellige