Adolescence is a critical transitional stage between childhood and adulthood marked by rapid physical, psychological, emotional, and social changes. During this period, adolescents develop specific needs and face several concerns that significantly influence their overall growth and well-being. One of the most important needs of adolescence is physical health and nutrition. Due to rapid growth spurts and hormonal changes, adolescents require balanced nutrition, adequate rest, and regular physical activity. Concerns related to body image, puberty-related changes, and physical appearance often arise, leading to anxiety or low self-esteem if not properly guided. Emotional needs are equally significant during adolescence. Adolescents experience intense emotions and mood fluctuations as they struggle to understand their identity and self-worth. They need emotional security, acceptance, and understanding from parents, teachers, and peers. Lack of emotional support may lead to feelings of loneliness, depression, or behavioral problems. The need for love, care, and a sense of belonging becomes very strong, and rejection or neglect can deeply affect their mental health. Psychological needs focus on identity formation and self-concept. Adolescents seek