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The story reveals a 36% rise in mental health emergencies for children aged 6-17 since 2019. While the story doesn't give reasons, factors often include pressures from social media, academic stress, family issues, and the lasting impact of events like the pandemic. Charities suggest a lack of early support worsens the problem.
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