Results of research of mental health of teenagers in conflict with the law in East Kazakhstan region

S.A. Stelmakh, Irina Matskevich, Elena Barabanova

2020

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DOI 10.1051/e3sconf/202021020023

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Abstract

The article systematizes the results of the study of adolescent health in conflict with the law in East Kazakhstan region. Adolescent mental health is considered a basic condition for development and well-being. It takes into account international practice of working with children in conflict with the law, which updates the needs of children for special work and special assistance. Mental health as a basic basis for assessment is given a significant place. In order to reduce the risks of repeated conflicts with the law and to plan recovery programs, it is necessary to understand the basis of well-being - the state of mental health of children. The study was conducted on a sample of 511 people using the methods MAYSI-2 and STAB. On the basis of the study, activities can be planned that will help adolescents to receive assistance in the field of mental health.