Depression in adolescents is quite similar to that of adults. Teens suffering from psychotic depressions may report hallucinations. Other common signs are a decline in academic achievements, behavioral problems in friendship, withdrawal from external contact, and a lack of enthusiasm and energy.

As a parent or caregiver for an adolescent, always remain on your guard against possible symptoms of teen depression. Give your child all the attention and love he/she requires. Pick up some easy tips on managing depression here at this support group.

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Active Children Happier In Later Life
medindia 8870 Posts Active children could find themselves happier in later life, say Australian researchers. Being physically active in childhood could protect one against depression later, it looks like. ...Read More
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I will make sure that my children will live an active lifestyle so that they will not have problems such as depression in their adult lives. This is a very informative article. It's good that researchers have found the link between being active in childhood and depression.

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