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This document discusses childhood depression, including what it is, its symptoms, causes, social impacts, and treatments. Childhood depression is a form of depression that can affect children as young as 3-12 years old, with symptoms including irritability, disruptive behavior, social withdrawal, sadness, changes in appetite and sleep, and low energy. It can be caused by biological factors like genetics and brain function, cognitive factors like learned helplessness, and social factors such as a depressed mother or impaired parent relationship. Social impacts include a lack of social interaction, loss of interest, antisocial behavior, and impaired relationships. Current treatments include psychotherapy and medication.
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- 1. WELCOME
- 3. Discussion Topics • What is depression? • What is childhood depression ? • What are the symptoms of Childhood Depression? • What are the causes of childhood depression ? • What are the social impacts of Childhood Depression? • What are the treatment of Childhood Depression?
- 4. Depression Depression (Major Depressive Disorder) is a common and serious medical illness that negatively affects how we feel, the way are think and how we act.
- 5. Childhood Depression Childhood Depression is a form of depression that manifests in children Depression has been proven to affect children as young as age 3-12 years.
- 6. Symptoms • Intense irritability/anger • Disruptive behaviour • Periods of social withdrawal • Negativity/sadness/hopelessness • Decreased appetite and sleep • Low energy, fatigue and difficulty concentrating
- 7. Causes 1. Biological Causes: • Genetics • Brain Function: Amygdala region 2. Cognitive Causes • Learned helplessness 3. Social Causes • Depressed Mother • Impaired Relationship with parents
- 8. Social Impact • Lack of social interaction • Loss of interest • Antisocial behavior • Impaired temperament • Impaired family relationship
- 9. Treatment Currently there is no specific treatment for childhood depression. • Psychotherapy • Medication
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