Tag: depression
Study Finds that Most Parents Have Concerns About Recognizing Youth Depression
A recent study found that most parents would have trouble recognizing youth depression. Find out what makes it so difficult – and how can you help combat these barriers.
Managing Emotions in College: How Parents Can Help Students
The first years after high school are a huge transition that can trigger anxiety and more. Learn how to help young adults with managing emotions in college.
Antidepressant Use Among Senior Citizens Has More Than Doubled
More elderly people are on antidepressants but depression rates haven't changed much. Plus, how to keep tabs on your aging parent's medications.
Depression Rates on the Rise Among College Kids
A new study says that more college-aged kids are struggling with depression. Find out why and get telltale signs that your teen could be suffering.
Relationship Loss and Kids: Coping When Someone Close Says Goodbye
From childhood friends moving to parents splitting from significant others, relationship loss and kids can be a struggle. Learn how to help kids manage.
Depression in Kids: Identifying and Treating This Mental Health Issue
Clinical depression in kids and adolescents is rising, along with correlated suicides. Here's how to spot this often-hidden mood disorder – and help kids.
Depression in Parents: Understanding Signs and Finding Support
It can be easy to brush aside as we focus on our kids and family, but depression in parents deserves – and requires – early attention to properly treat.
Stay-at-Home Moms More Depressed, Angry and Sad, Study Says
Are stay-at-home moms more depressed than working moms? Underappreciation and isolation can contribute to why SAHMS feel emotionally worse off.