A recent analysis suggests that NHS talking therapies may be less effective for younger adults (16-24) compared to those aged 25-65. While talking therapies remain a crucial resource for mental health support, these findings highlight the need for tailored approaches for younger individuals. Researchers are exploring potential factors contributing to this disparity, including differences in communication styles, developmental stages, and the specific challenges faced by younger adults. Further research is needed to optimize these therapies and ensure they effectively address the mental health needs of all age groups.