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The Facts About Teenage Depression Do you know Kids have various ways they express themselves? As a parent, teenage depression can be incredibly difficult to approach or discuss. You are probably worried what is going on with your child. Don't blame yourself. The best way is to learn all you can about depression.
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- 1. DEPRESSION INTRODUCTION TO TEENAGE P A R E N T S , WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
- 2. Teenage depression can be incredibly difficult to approach Facing the possibility your adolescent could be depressed Also, your distressed child may not really want to talk about their negative feelings with you. As a parent ! Might bring up a host of negative feelings for you, making the problem worse.
- 3. Your kids require you most of all to love them for who they are, not to spend your whole time trying to correct them. -Bill Ayers
- 4. It can also be hard to admit to yourself that your teen is depressed Running freely on the playground CAN BE TOUGH Recognizing a change in their personality You still want to imagine him or her as a happy child
- 5. Sometimes you wonder was it my fault Did I do something to make them feel sad? What do I need to do differently? Am I a bad parent? TRY NOT TO BE HARD ON YOURSELF
- 6. It’s a sad truth, but a truth all the same. What’s more is that the rate in teens and adolescents have only increased over the last several d ecades. Do you know nearly ONE FIFTH of all teens suffer from some degree of depression?
- 7. True facts about teenage depression are:
- 8. They lose appetite and interest in usual activities they otherwise enjoy. You or your partner may be responsible for your kids’ depression because they are hereditary. 1% of the female populations are depressed by the time they get to 17. A fact from a study published in Translational Psychiatry. Teenage girls depression ratio is almost three times more than boys and here is why.3x According to brain scans, girls process emotions differently from their male counterparts. Don’t forget that females are more of emotional beings while the boys are more logical. Girls have more heightened social pressure than boys. Girls’ hormonal changes skyrocket beyond that of boys due to puberty.
- 9. As a parent it is important to talk to your teen about his or her mental state, without worrying that the problem might get worse. But you must do so with care. These changes are NOT always easy
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