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From: supporter on 11 Aug 2008 19:48
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Adolescent Depression

Many of us think of teen years as moody, turbulentones. While it
is true that most teenagers have emotional ups and downs, recent
research suggests thatsuch moodiness isn’t necessarily a normal part
of the teenyears.

In fact, teens who seem sad or down for more than a few days may
actually be experiencing depression.
Don’t ignore behavior changes or write them off as phases of
adolescence. If you notice any of the following symptoms, consider the
possibility that the teen may be depressed and try to get help.


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