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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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The Role of Parents in Adolescent Depression
Early adolescence is a stage of transition from childhood into the increasingly complex time of adolescence wherein...
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How to Find Help for Your Struggling Teen
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Kids of Depressed Moms More Apt to Act Up, Be Hurt
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