Hope for Depression in Children and Teens
Can children really suffer from depression?
Adults are not the only ones who can become depressed.
Children as young as 3 years old can have depression.
Signs and symptoms of depression have even been observed in babies.
In this document, I share information that gives a greater understanding of depression in children and teens. Including:
- Can Children Really Suffer From Depression?
- What is Depression?
- Prevalence: How common is depression in children?
- Risk Factors for Childhood Depression
- How Can Parents Know if Their Child is Depressed?
- Childhood Depression Symptoms – 4 Categories
- The Difference Between Normal Childhood Behavior And Depression
- Teen Depression Symptoms
- How Teen Depression Differs From Adult Depression
- Childhood and Teen Depression Risk Factors
- What Can Parents Do When Their Child is Depressed?
- How is Depression Diagnosed in Children and Teens?
- Typical Treatments
- What Can Parents Do?
- What Causes It?
- Suicide Statistics
- Suicide Risk Factors
- Suicide Warning Signs in Children & Teens
- What Can Parents Do To Safeguard Against Depression?
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Dr. Michelle Bengtson
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