Teen Depression - Symptoms, help a friend, case studies, teen depression in Sweden
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This document discusses teen depression including symptoms, how to help a depressed friend, a case study of depressed teens in Sweden, and provides a bibliography of sources. It notes common symptoms of depression in teens like changes in eating habits and lists ways to help a friend through research, acknowledging their feelings, listening, and being patient. A case study examines depressed teens in Sweden and other sections provide additional information and sources.
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