When Depression Brings Teens Down
Principal Leadership
ED110305
$2.95
Depression, particularly
in teenagers, is often described
as the invisible
illness. Its symptoms can easily
masquerade as part of the normal
tumult of adolescence, a
time not noted for level moods
or stable behavior. Rapid
changes in hormonal balance,
physical and cognitive development, response to peer pressure,
and perceptions of the world,
combined with conflicting desires
to be independent but free
of responsibilities, make adolescence
a time of emotional turmoil
and behavioral extremes.
This item is categorized under: Guidance and Counseling