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depression in kids

This thought process is one of the reasons why depression in kids is overlooked, and their condition goes untreated. Depression in children is real, and it is imperative for adults to recognize indicators in the childu2019s behavior and be supportive to help them navigate through their emotions.<br>

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depression in kids

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  1. HELPING MOTHERS UNDERSTAND THE CHALLENGES

  2. DEPRESSION IN CHILDREN There is a misconception with some that children can’t be depressed. Adults ask themselves, how can a child who doesn’t have a job, or pays bills, or has the everyday pressures that adults face, possibly be depressed? This thought process is one of the reasons why depression in kids is overlooked, and their condition goes untreated. Depression in children is real, and it is imperative for adults to recognize indicators in the child’s behavior and be supportive to help them navigate through their emotions.

  3. WHAT DEPRESSION LOOKS LIKE IN CHILDREN What parents may think are behavior problems, acting out, or typical growing pains in their child may be symptoms of depression. Parents should be on the lookout for the following signs if they happen frequently and last more than two weeks:

  4. CHALLENGES MOMS FACE WHEN DEALING CHILD DEPRESSION A child suffering from depression can leave a parent feeling frustrated and helpless. Parents may feel guilty if they mistook their child’s depression as merely misbehaving. Parents must realize that detecting childhood depression is difficult because kids are still learning language and maturing, so they often struggle with articulating their moods and emotions.

  5. OVERCOMING CHALLENGES When children are diagnosed with depression, many parents fear the stigma or the side effects of medication that is sometimes prescribed to treat depression. Depression doesn’t always have to be treated with medicine. Be encouraged that there are natural treatments and remedies that will help children treat symptoms of childhood depression. Research holistic health and reach out to a qualified holistic health practitioner who will provide tools and resources for the child’s overall wellness.

  6. Here are some tips that parents can enable their child to begin practicing to help with childhood depression:

  7. Contact Us: Contact Person: Amy D Cohen Email ID: amycohen@strongestminds.com Website: www.strongestminds.com

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