Physical activity as a psychosocial strategy for promoting mental health in vulnerable youth
Adolescence is a critical developmental window during which mental health disorders often emerge, yet a substantial proportion of young people-particularly those from socially and economically marginalized backgrounds-face significant barriers to accessing traditional mental health services. Structured physical activity and sport-based interventions have been proposed as a low-cost,…
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