Does adolescence end at 25?
Recent work has expanded the definition and timeframe of adolescence to include young adulthood, often up to about 25 years of age. While this encompasses some of the neural changes that occur beyond 18 years of age, it creates challenges in the clinical approaches to adolescents and the policies that guide them.
Recent work has expanded the definition and timeframe of adolescence to include young adulthood, often up to about 25 years of age. While this encompasses some of the neural changes that occur beyond 18 years of age, it creates challenges in the clinical approaches to adolescents and the policies that guide them.
