Children's Mental Health Rhetorical Analysis

2. Rhetorical Situation

The author is interested in this topic because so many children have mental health disorders and thy are going unnoticed by parents and schools.
Primary Audience: The primary audience is parents and the government because the government is not funding offices for children’s mental health and they like many others are just putting it off and hoping they will grow out of it. Secondary Audience: The secondary audience would be psychologists and psychiatrist C. The authors purpose of writing this article is to inform parents that children’s mental health is just important as adults and that they will not always just grow out of it and they just like adults deserve help. Also that more people
Whereas when a child is in need of mental health help parents don't know where to go because children's mental health is put of to the side.

Organization

Part 1: part one is giving a parent's story on how her child was misdiagnosed.

Part 2: Part two us explaining the author's point of view on cost and availability of information on children's mental health.

Part 3: Part three is concluding her opinion that we should invest more in our children's mental health.

Benefits to society

This article benefits society by explaining how we should invest more in our children's mental health because, catching mental health issues early is better for the child's future, and if people know more about this they can invest more money in providing care for children and not just adults.

Personal review on article

My review for this article is that it helps us realize that we as a society need to invest more in our children's mental health and that the author does a really good job of explaining how people know about physical health but not about mental health and that a lot of people put children's mental health aside and say they will just grow out of it or it is just a