Gen Z Australians are attempting suicide and self-harming more than previous generations, study finds
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- A recent study reveals that young Australians aged 16 to 25 are experiencing a significant increase in suicide attempts, self-harm, and suicidal thoughts compared to previous generations. This alarming trend is further underscored by data from Kids Helpline, indicating that even young children as young as six are expressing suicidal thoughts at rising rates.
- This development highlights a growing mental health crisis among the youth in Australia, raising concerns about the effectiveness of current support systems and the urgent need for targeted interventions to address these issues.
- The increase in mental health struggles among Gen Z is part of a broader societal challenge, reflecting ongoing issues such as domestic violence and inadequate responses to mental health crises, which have been highlighted in various investigations and reports. These interconnected issues underscore the need for comprehensive strategies to support vulnerable populations.
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