Climate Change, Disasters, and Mental Health of Adolescents in

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Abstract

This commentary examines the interplay between climate change, disasters, and the mental health of adolescents in India. India's vulnerability to climate change impacts, particularly in disaster-prone regions, necessitates understanding the mental health consequences, especially for adolescents who are particularly susceptible during their neurodevelopmental phase. The authors review existing literature and present findings from a pilot study in the Sundarbans, highlighting the significant mental health burden and the need for integrated service delivery models to address this critical issue.

Publisher

Indian Journal of Psychological Medicine

Published On

Apr 06, 2023

Authors

Joydeep Majumder, Indranil Saha, Asim Saha, Amit Chakrabarti

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