Teenager troubles

Early signs may start with Bad mood.  Equal to being a teens you may say!  Your child might be suffering from something from depression.  Early warning that can indicate your child’s need help. Perhaps the most obvious  are the behavioral changes. Watch out for changes such as tiredness and general loss of energy. If your child  lost their entire appetite or their weight has suddenly decreased. This might be another early sign of despair.

Poor school performance. Loss of interest other warning signs that your teen might be struggling.

What is depression symptoms: Early Signs

Many parents find it hard to distinguish between a normal “moody” teenager.  A depressed teen would suddenly lose interest in communication with friends and family. As well as apathy when it comes to their normal activities or hobbies. Sudden frustration, angry outbursts or crying spells. With no clear reasons are other early signs of developing depression.

How to detect the Early signs of teenage depression

Your child may  starts complaining of headaches and stomach aches or general fatigue. In most cases, these health complaints are a normal.  But they can also signal the onset of depression. Depress teens will also sleep a lot. Act Irresponsible  such as skipping school. Forgetting obligations and they may start pick up self-harming behaviors.

Early signs

• The onset is critical be alert to changes.

Expect  moodiness and irritability at  time. Not as easy to  distinguish the normal  behavior from  more serious.  Cranky  mood will often be accompanied thoughts that life is meaningless.  Feelings of guilt and self-Hate become familiar. Teenager in relationship might start experiencing difficulty. General withdrawal from their friends and excessive late-night activities Sleeping patterns might be accompanied by other problems.

How to detect the Early signs of teenage depression

• Behavior

Repetitive behaviors, such as pacing back and forth. Can also be signs of early depressive disorder. Boredom and lack of wants.  Best way to find whether your teen is struggling with depression will be to talk to them. Try to get them talking about how they feel and what their plans for the future are.

Detect Early signs of depression

Take the time to go through their writings, short stories or drawings. And watch out for repetitive themes such as guilt, death or self-hate. Some teens might even start giving away their favorite belongings. If  your teenager is struggling make sure to seek help. You can make a difference in child life.  Showing up, show you care and  support your child.  At a time they depended on you…You stay and did not runaway.