Four Leaflets for Family Adolescent Mental Health

“Please help me generate four leaflets on family-based adolescent mental health (please note these are leaflets). The overall layout should be well-spaced, and the background should reflect a healing and positive mental health atmosphere. The main title, "Protecting the Minds of Youth, Building Harmonious Families," should be centered at the top, with the italicized subtitle below, "Using Love as a Bridge to Protect Growth—Families Empowering Adolescent Mental Health." One leaflet should be for teenagers. The left vertical column should include core information: Target audience (12-18 years old), core purpose (popularizing mental health knowledge, providing methods for family support, and building a collaborative support system involving families, schools, and communities), and organizing body (Adolescent Mental Health Association, Family Education Exchange Center). The top left area should present "Core Understanding": a brief overview of the current mental health situation among teenagers (15%-20% experience psychological distress, including academic anxiety and social difficulties, which are increasingly affecting younger and more hidden individuals), emphasizing the core role of the family in adolescent mental health (creating a supportive environment, fostering positive communication, and balancing rules with inclusivity). The right-hand section is divided into two parts: the upper part is the "Guide to Identifying Psychological Distress," which extracts key warning signs across four dimensions: emotion, behavior, social interaction, and academic performance (such as abnormal mood swings, disrupted sleep patterns, social withdrawal, and a sudden drop in grades, marked "Be alert if multiple signs persist for more than two weeks"); the lower part is "Common Misconceptions in Family Support," listing four common misconceptions and correct approaches (such as not equating psychological problems with rebellion, balancing protection and letting go). The lower left section is the "Family Action Guide," which focuses on four dimensions: communication, inclusion, empowerment, and boundaries, extracting core methods (equal dialogue and listening, respecting privacy and differences, cultivating emotional management skills, and jointly developing reasonable rules). Each point is paired with a small icon for easy understanding. The bottom banner prominently displays "Local Support Resources" and initiatives: Emergency Assistance (Mental Health Crisis Hotline 116 123, Medical Assistance 15), and Regular Resources (School Counselors, Hospital Psychology Departments, Non-profit Organizations, and Online Resources). On the right, a family initiative, "Accompanying with Love, Protecting Youthful Growth with Understanding," is displayed in gentle handwriting, with a consultation hotline below (+33-1-XXXX-XXXX, weekdays 9:00-18:00). The overall design combines a sense of healing with sophistication, with moderate contrast between text and background and soft details (icons with light shadows and gradient light-colored blocks used for section transitions).”