Young adults are navigating a rapidly changing social and economic environment that is reshaping conversations around mental wellbeing.
The transition into adulthood has always involved uncertainty. But economic pressure, changing social relationships and an increasingly connected digital environment have created new challenges.
Understanding these pressures requires looking beyond individual experiences and examining the social conditions surrounding them.
Schools, universities, workplaces and communities all play a role in creating environments where people can seek support.
The conversation is gradually moving from treating mental wellbeing as an individual issue toward recognizing the broader systems that influence it.