Core Viewpoint - The importance of youth mental health has gained attention from families, schools, and society, necessitating a collaborative approach to education that integrates family and community involvement in mental health education [1][5]. Group 1: Collaborative Framework - Establishing a collaborative framework with shared goals and effective communication is essential for the cooperation between families, schools, and communities [2]. - Regular communication mechanisms should be implemented, such as open psychological health education activities involving parents and students [2]. - Creating an online communication platform can facilitate interaction among families, schools, and community mental health professionals, providing timely support and resources [2]. Group 2: School's Role in Mental Health Education - Schools should take the lead in mental health education by developing integrated psychological curricula with input from parents and community professionals [3]. - The curriculum should address specific psychological challenges faced by students at different educational stages, such as adaptation issues for new students and career-related stress for graduating students [3]. - Incorporating mental health education into various subjects and practical activities can enhance students' psychological resilience [3]. Group 3: Practical Activities and Community Involvement - Community centers and schools should collaborate to host workshops and activities that empower parents and enhance communication with their children [4]. - Establishing a platform for family mental health practices can facilitate the exchange of resources and knowledge among families, schools, and mental health institutions [5]. - Creating diverse spaces for psychological relaxation and expression can help students manage stress and improve emotional well-being [5]. Group 4: Comprehensive Mental Health Ecosystem - A comprehensive approach to youth mental health education should integrate family, school, and community resources to create a supportive ecosystem [6]. - The collaboration aims to enrich perspectives on mental health education and promote the overall psychological well-being of youth [6].