Archive for the ‘adolescent depression’ Category

May
15
    
Filed Under (adolescent depression) by Susie on 15-05-2007

A big pointer to adolescent depression is when the teenager or child gets angry often, or happens to overreact to his or her own frustration. This may be more than adolescent defiance as there may be underlying depression, which manifests it in the form of anger of an irrational type.

The depressed adolescent may take to banging the head against the wall, verbally hurling abuse and getting into fights at school. If the adolescent also takes to making statements of despair, you can be sure that this is another symptom of adolescent depression, which can be especially disturbing to those close to the adolescent. Read the rest of this entry »



May
08
    
Filed Under (adolescent depression) by Susie on 08-05-2007

There are certain telltale signs and symptoms that point in the direction of an adolescent having adolescent depression and these include changes in appetite, changes in sleep, loss of interest in favorite activities, irritableness as well as irrational response to frustration and finally, statements of despair.

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