How to know if your teen is depressed or just moody — and a key warning sign to take seriously
Is it just a slammed bedroom door — or something more? Moodiness is often considered part of the teenage years, but for some adolescents, persistent irritability, withdrawal or changes in behavior may signal something deeper.
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Is it just a slammed bedroom door — or something more? Moodiness is often considered part of the teenage years, but for some adolescents, persistent irritability, withdrawal or changes in behavior may signal something deeper. Research shows that about 1 in 5 young Americans experiences clinical depression, yet the condition can be difficult for parents to recognize because symptoms often look different in teens than they do in adults. The most important thing to know is that you and your child are not alone.
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How to know if your teen is depressed or just moody — and a key warning sign to take seriously
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