Predicting mental health risk in adolescence

Drawing on large longitudinal studies, Aysha Mendes explores how emotional and behavioural symptoms, family and social context, and particularly sleep disturbances can predict later mental health problems, and considers how these insights could support more preventive, person-centred approaches to adolescent mental healthcare

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Journal of family & child health.
Published
2026-01-02
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https://doi.org/10.12968/jfch.2026.0003
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Sleep and related disorders
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Predicting mental health risk in adolescence

Aysha Mendes
Journal of family & child health.
Sleep and related disorders
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Predicting mental health risk in adolescence

Aysha Mendes
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Abstract

Drawing on large longitudinal studies, Aysha Mendes explores how emotional and behavioural symptoms, family and social context, and particularly sleep disturbances can predict later mental health problems, and considers how these insights could support more preventive, person-centred approaches to adolescent mental healthcare

Journal of family & child health.Vol. 3(1)
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Sleep and related disorders
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