The Imperfects Dis Works - A Game-Changing Study of The Resilience Project
Jul 31, 2025
A groundbreaking study reveals the Resilience Project significantly lowers depression and anxiety among students in Australia. Personal stories highlight how the initiative fosters communication and emotional well-being in families. Alarming statistics on youth mental health unite the need for long-term support in schools. Tips for parents on nurturing resilience at home are discussed, as well as the stunning impact of a school well-being program that enhances life satisfaction. It’s a celebration of hope and effective strategies for a brighter future!
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Resilience Project's Impact on Mental Health
- The Resilience Project reduces depression odds in children by 47% and anxiety by 34%.
- This impact is exceptional compared to many other mental health interventions.
Youth Anxiety and Depression Levels
- Anxiety affects 31% of primary and 37% of secondary Australian students.
- Depression affects nearly one in three children under 12 and adolescents, showing a concerning youth mental health crisis.
Most Adolescents Avoid Mental Health Help
- About 65% of Australian adolescents do not seek help for mental illness.
- This highlights the urgent need for accessible mental health support in schools and communities.