August 26, 2025International HealthOpen Access

Mental health issues, risks and barriers to care for Bangladeshi children and adolescents: insights from lived experiences

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Qualitative research highlights mental health issues and barriers to care for Bangladeshi children, suggesting urgent improvements are needed.

Anxiety and depression are prevalent among Bangladeshi children and adolescents, with risks linked to family conflict and device overuse.
Findings indicate significant barriers to care, including stigma and a lack of mental health services in rural and urban settings.
Qualitative methods featured semi-structured interviews with 38 participants, providing diverse perspectives from both youth and caregivers.
Enhancing mental health literacy and addressing sociodemographic factors may spur effective psychosocial interventions in Bangladesh.

Faruk et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Qualitative research highlights mental health issues and barriers to care for Bangladeshi children, suggesting urgent improvements are needed.