S.O.S. adolescents

We have always seen adolescence as a time of critical, sometimes conflicting changes. But never before have psychiatrists and psychologists been so overwhelmed by the influx of boys and girls in their consultations. Today's teenagers, those born in the new millennium, suffer from more anxiety and depression than ever, with aggression, socialization problems, self-harm, bullying, obsessive-compulsive disorders, addictions and a suicide rate that climbs like never before What happened? While the covid pandemic, with confinement and restrictions, has affected us all, our teenagers and young adults were locked at home at a crucial time for personality formation and socialization. It couldn't help but affect them. How can we act? Psychologist Jordi Royo analyzes the problems, guides us to understand to what extent our children's reactions are pathological or normal and gives us tools to help them.