Abstract

Adolescent anxiety is a prevalent and significant mental health concern affecting young individuals during their developmental years. This abstract provides an overview of the current understanding of adolescent anxiety, including its prevalence, risk factors, and impact on various domains of life. The abstract also highlights the importance of early identification and intervention strategies to address this condition effectively. By examining the contributing factors, symptoms, and associated consequences, this abstract aims to shed light on the complex nature of adolescent anxiety and its implications for mental health professionals, educators, and parents. Overall, a comprehensive understanding of adolescent anxiety is crucial for developing targeted prevention and intervention programs to support the well-being of young individuals.