Hopelessness Is Rising Around the World. Science Says We Can Solve It, and on July 12, We Begin
Somewhere today, a teenager will stop believing tomorrow can be better. She is not alone: more than half of US teen girls report persistent sadness or hopelessness, and hopelessness predicts loneliness, anxiety, depression, violence, self-harm, and suicide. But new peer-reviewed research delivers stunning news: Hope is not a personality trait or a lucky break. It is a skill, it is teachable, and this is a crisis we can solve. That is why iFred,...
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