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Adolescence Is A Formative Stage Marked By Rapid Psychological, Emotional, And Social Change, Making Positive Interpersonal Relationships Especially Influential For Mental Health Outcomes. This Research Investigates How Supportive Connections With Peers, Parents, And Other Significant Figures Contribute To Adolescents' Emotional Well-Being And Resilience. Drawing On Current Empirical Evidence, The Study Examines The Pathways Through Which Healthy Relationships Foster Protective Factors Such As Self-Esteem, Secure Attachment, And Adaptive Coping, While Mitigating Risks For Anxiety, Depression, And Behavioral Difficulties. Findings Highlight That Consistent Emotional Support, Open Communication, And A Sense Of Belonging Significantly Enhance Mental Health During This Developmental Period. The Study Underscores The Critical Role Of Fostering Positive Interpersonal Environments In Schools, Families, And Communities, And Offers Implications For Prevention And Intervention Strategies Aimed At Promoting Adolescent Mental Health.