Danger: Pretending Your Child Doesn’t Have Depression
Sometimes, making the right decisions for the people we love is hard.
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Quick Fixes: Mental Health, Depression, and Teen Struggles
“There are wounds that never show on the body that are deeper and more hurtful than anything that bleeds.”
― Laurell K. Hamilton
Black Teens’ Suicide Rates Are Rising—But Who’s Paying Attention?
African American teens are hurting.
Growing up, I was made to believe crying would only make me look weak. It was not only okay, but expected for me to suffer in silence.
Emotional Survival: A Mother’s Struggles Coping with Overwhelm and Mental Illness
As you pay attention to your well-being, remain cognizant of triggers.
Does Your Teenager’s SAD Depression Come Back Every Year?
Of course, your teen should most definitely consult a doctor or mental health professional if they feel down for days on end, their diet, or sleep patterns are affected, or they start having suicidal thoughts. Always take suicide seriously.