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What Parents Should Know About Teen Depression
It is entirely normal to feel "blue" occasionally, or to feel down for a while after something bad happens. For teenagers with major depression however, feelings of sadness and hopelessness may last for weeks or months and can eventually dominate their lives. They lose interest in activities they used to enjoy, and relationships with family and friends can begin to suffer. Here are some materials to share with parents about teen depression.
Teen Depression
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