TIPs: Depression > Depression (Children and Adolescents)
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Children and adolescents express their depression in many different ways and can go undiagnosed and untreated as many children do not reflect the typical symptoms of adult depression. The therapists at the Center for Growth are here for you. Below you'll find articles and tips on how to manage and help your child recover from depression.
Play Therapy in Center City Philadelphia: There are many reasons for seeking play therapy for your child. Every parent has his or her own specific set of reasons. Regardless of how and why you made continue reading
Pet therapy: Casey’s Depression What people don’t know about depression is that a lot of times there is no reason for the unhappiness; there doesn’t need to have been a traumatic experience to feel depression continue reading
Childhood Depression
Depression is the single most common mental health problem in adults and is becoming increasingly more common in children and teens. An estimated 5 percent of children and teens will have symptoms of continue reading
What is play therapy? Play therapy is a structured approach to therapy that builds on the natural language of children, the language of play. Therapists use various play materials to help children express what is continue reading
