Depression in Children and Teens
About Course
Many children have times when they are sad or down. Occasional sadness is a normal part of growing up. However, if children are sad, irritable, or no longer enjoy things, and this occurs day after day, it may be a sign that they are suffering from major depressive disorder, commonly known as depression. Some people think that only adults become depressed. In fact, children and adolescents can experience depression, and studies show that it is on the rise. More than one in seven teens experience depression each year. Learn how to recognize the signs and what to do next for your child.
Presented by: Tina Neese, Ed.D., LPC
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Student Ratings & Reviews
I wish I had this course when my children was younger. Some of my conversation with them would have been totally different as it pertain to their mood swings.
Excellent course
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Great Course.
Great information on signs of depression. We need more information on signs and help for our children before it is to late.
informative
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good information
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Good info
I learned some things I didn't know from this Course.
It was easy to understand
Great info
great course!
Yes. It was very helpful information that we can immediately put to use
Fine
yes. I have had some kids in my home that have mental healtha and show signs of depression and we get them so help .
Thank you
Excellent information in this class regarding depression and how it looks in children and teens.
Cool beans!
It was presented in a very good format to enhance attention materials excellent.. It was extremely helpful to know the presenters history and experience... It's not robotic in any way very authentic genuine and coming from having attained wisdom
Mental health is not always shown in children and teens. Learning the symptoms of depression in children and teenagers
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Very informative
Very informative