Schlozman Discusses Impact of National Political Climate on Youth Mental Health with WCAX

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Schlozman Discusses Impact of National Political Climate on Youth Mental Health with WCAX

September 19, 2024 by Lucy Gardner Carson

UVM child psychiatrist Steven Schlozman, M.D., associate professor of psychiatry

(SEPTEMBER 19, 2024) UVM child psychiatrist Steven Schlozman, M.D., associate professor of psychiatry, was interviewed by WCAX-TV for a story about how the national political climate impacts youth mental health.

Researchers at the University of Vermont are trying to understand whether kids feel the stress of a polarizing election year, and what to do about it. From ages 6 to 26, Schlozman says patients of all ages are bringing up politics. “They’re really just tired of this heightened temperature of arguing that’s happening,” Schlozman said.

The impact of these types of conversations and political sectarianism—or prejudice between groups—has been widely linked to increased stress, anxiety and depression among adults. However, data on the effect on kids is scarce. That’s why Schlozman, along with Political Science Professor Ellen Andersen and other UVM staff, are taking a closer look.

Read full story at WCAX-TV