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Depression can strike once, or it can be a chronic problem. In either case, it is a serious condition. Since depression is most commonly diagnosed based on the affected person's description of their own feelings and behavior, it can be tricky to recognize the signs in children. Fortunately, once a diagnosis is made, treatments (including antidepressants and therapy) are often very successful.
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About Depressive Disorders
Introduction Children can be diagnosed with depression although they do not necessarily have the same signs and ...
Source: NYU Child Study Center
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Depression and Disability in Children and Adolescents
For many years, depression and other disorders of mood were thought to be afflictions of only adults. Within the past ...
Source: Educational Resource Information Center (U.S. Department of Education)
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Coping With Sadness
Stressful or sad situations can cause worry or anxiety in children. It’s important to be aware of your ...
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