Adolescence now ends at twenty-five
Adolescence no longer ends when people hit 18, according to updated guidelines being given to ***** psychologists.
The new directive is designed to extend the age range that ***** psychologists can work with from 18 years old up to 25.
It is hoped the initiative will stop ******** being ‘rushed’ through their ********* and feeling pressured to achieve key milestones quickly, reports the BBC.
‘We are becoming much more aware and appreciating development beyond [the age of 18] and I think it’s a really good initiative,’ ***** psychologist Laverne Antrobus from London’s Tavistock Clinic told the BBC.
There are now three stages of adolescence, according to the BBC report: early adolescence that ranges from 12 to 14 years, middle adolescence from 15 to 17 years and 18 and over is classed as late adolescence.
It has been introduced because research now suggests the brain continues developing through and ****** teenage years, well into a person’s mid-twenties and thirties.
The new guidance is also to make ensure that over 18s don’t miss out on opportunities, or are forgotten about, in terms of health and education.
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