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How to Help a Child Understand Depression
Depression can be a very difficult thing for a child to understand. While they may have a good grasp of its effects - for example, Mommy cries a lot more than she used to - it may be more difficult for them to understand why she is behaving this way. These resources are meant to be used to help a child understand depression on his level.
Communicating With Children Who Have Depression
Communicated with children, especially children with depression, can be difficult because they may not be comfortable opening up about their feelings. These tips can help facilitate a conversation with your depressed child.
How to Discuss Depression With Your Child in Positive Way
When you discuss depression with your child, keeping it positive is important. Keeping a hopeful outlook will help in supporting your child through her recovery. With a few tips, concerned parents and caregivers can facilitate a positive and helpful discussion about depression.
How to Talk About Depression With Your Child
Deciding to talk about depression with your child can be intimidating. These 5 easy tips can help keep the communication lines open.
Talking About Depression with Your Child
Should I tell my child about her diagnosis? It is up to the parent to decided what is best for her child. However, many believe that a child will find comfort in knowing the truth.
Talking to Your Teen About Depression
Talking to your teen about depression can be an intimidating task. Understanding where she is developmentally will help facilitate the discussion.
Talking to Your Young Child About Depression
When talking to your young child about depression, you will want to keep it age appropriate. A young child with depression may not understand complex psychological concepts. Keeping it simple and providing a supportive environment can aid in your child’s recovery.
Top 10 Books About Depression and Mental Illness for Kids
A collection of books which can help kids understand both normal feelings and the symptoms of mental illness.
Why Are You So Sad? A Child's Book About Parental Depression
A review of the book Why Are You So Sad? A Child's Book About Parental Depression.
