Question 7112 — health

Summary

Mr. Stéphane Rambaud draws the attention of the Minister of Labor, Health, Solidarity and Families to the worrying deterioration in the mental health of young people. Indeed, since the covid-19 crisis, the upheavals (physical, emotional, social) linked to the transition to adulthood, stages such as orientation choices, entry into working life or the experience of social exclusion, socio-economic conditions Unfavorable or traumatic life events constitute risk factors which can make young adults more psychologically vulnerable and lead more frequently to depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts, eating disorders and addictions. To respond to this problem, the “My psychological support” system, in 2025, allows any person, from the age of 3, presenting mental disorders of mild to moderate intensity, to benefit from 12 sessions of psychological support per year covered by health insurance at the rate of 50 euros per session. To access it, it is necessary to first make an appointment with a psychologist partner of the system or to consult your doctor or midwife in order to discuss the need for psychological support. But it is clear that it is deplore an underuse of the system, particularly by young people, even though they are most affected by the deterioration of their mental health. Thus, in 2023, less than 10% of people in moderate psychological need declared having used the “My psychological support” system. This is why he asks him to kindly provide his analysis of the situation, the reasons for this under-use of the system and the measures that it intends to put in place to encourage its use in light of the difficulties encountered by young people while emphasizing the need for better recognition of the profession of psychologist.

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