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Petersen , A. (2022, October 30). More kids are being screened for anxiety, depression. but then what? The Wall Street Journal. Retrieved November 2, 2022, from https://www.wsj.com/articles/more-children-are-being-screened-for-mental-health-issues-but-then-what-11667089942?page=1

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Booking appointments with child psychiatrist or psychologist

If any student is at risk of suicide then there is a removal of firearms and securing medications

If any students have a planned our method to committing suicide they are sent to emergency room

Teaching patients brief techniques from cognitive behavioral therapy

Relaxation exercises leading to adjusting negative thoughts

Treating with antidepressant medications for example: Prozac and Lexapro

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When being screened at a doctors office question may be focused on behavior, mood, academic life, and social life. If being screened at school questions are focused to indicate anxiety, depression, or suicidal thought/behaviors.
In some school systems they included question like "trouble falling asleep or staying asleep, or sleeping too much" or "little interest or pleasure in doing things".

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Doctors have been coaching individuals to help with their mental health by:

Getting enough sleep

Exercise

Eating healthy foods

Emotional coping  strategies

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2) With an increase of screening in children has cause a need for more mental health resources 

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2) With an increase of screening in children has cause a need for more mental health resources 

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The increase need for mental health resources has shown the underlying issues with cost of care.
There are some resources that do not take insurance which lead to families having to pay out of pocket for services.

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1)Expansion of screening for students age 18 or younger. 

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1)Expansion of screening for students age 18 or younger. 

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With the wave of changes that has happened from the COVID-19 pandemic, it has led to a huge mental health crisis within students and adults.