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- can happen to anyone regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation and age

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-Childhood sexual abuse (CSA) can have lasting effects on a child's developing brain and body.

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-Effects are substance/alcohol abuse, risky sexual behavior, depression, PTSD, bodily shame, eating disorders, fear of proximity

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-perpetrators are more likely to be someone that the survivor knows rather than a stranger

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Can make life threatening consequences on anyone regardless of their gender, size, age, race, socioeconomic status, or sexual orientation

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There is no specific cause but there are various factors such as:
-Environmental abnormalities
-Psychological
-Biological

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A serious mental illness that affects both psychological and physical state

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When people's nutritional intake is improper they will face pubertal delay, suppressed height, menstrual absence, or abnormal weight. It can also affect heart, bones, and immune system

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Depression affects about 20% of adolescents by the time they are adults

Nearly 1 in 3 children (31.9%) will meet criteria for an anxiety disorder by age 18

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11% of American children ages 4-17 have ADHD

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Antipsychotic medications have been increasingly prescribed to children in the U.S. over the past 15 years and continue to increase for adolescents

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Children are more vulnerable because their brains and bodies are still developing, so they can be permanently altered by these medications.

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Mental health disorders commonly treated by pediatricians include ADHD, depression, and anxiety

Anxiety is the most common mental health disorder of childhood and adolscents

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Side effects of antipsychotic drugs are suicidal thoughts, weight gain, diabetes, and heart disease.