Environmental actions as a form of social prescribing for young people: needs, feasibility and policy priorities

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<p>Youth mental ill-health is rising globally, while climate change is intensifying distress, uncertainty, grief, and disaster-related trauma among young people. Existing mental health systems remain largely reactive and clinically oriented, while disaster responses are often short-term and crisis-focused. This leaves a major gap in care for the chronic, collective, and climate-related dimensions of distress. This...

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• Child, Preschool
• Cities
• Cross-Sectional Studies
• Developmental Disabilities
• Environment
• Mental Health
• Phenotype
• Residence Characteristics

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Literature Corpus work

8eba7e55-ac3c-5059-b2c7-427078749019

DOI

10.31234/osf.io/ys6pg_v1