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We could make a massive improvement in society’s mental health by getting involved earlier, but we somehow continue to do very little and hope it won’t get worse.
It makes sense; sports can become a community, and we know how much that can benefit our mental health:
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Today, young people are more likely to report it. This is a good thing, but it raises the question of whether the increases are real or whether people are simply more likely to report struggling. This report makes it clear that while that explains some of the rising rates, it’s not the complete picture. The complete picture is that young people are struggling more.
So how do we make sure they can get the help they need?
It turns out that young people aren’t just being silly when they use AI to help with their mental health. They get real benefits from it, despite all the risks that come along with those benefits: