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10,000 Ontario students surveyed showed a significant increase in psychological distress, with over half experiencing high levels, and a rise in self-harm and suicidal thoughts.
A survey of 10,000 Ontario middle and high school students revealed a significant increase in psychological distress among youth, with over half reporting high levels of distress, double the number from a decade ago.
The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) research found that 19% of students engaged in self-harm and 18% had serious thoughts about suicide in the previous year.
Despite 33% of students acknowledging the need for professional mental health support, 66% of them never sought the help.
The survey also identified a decline in youth drug use and a steady decline in alcohol use over the past 25 years, with 17% of students reporting cannabis use in the past year.
However, there is a concerning trend showing that female students are using cannabis, vaping, and drinking more than male students.
10.000 estudiantes de Ontario encuestados mostraron un aumento significativo en el sufrimiento psicológico, con más de la mitad experimentando altos niveles, y un aumento en los pensamientos suicidas y autolesiones.