Why Depression Is So Common in Younger Generations [Gen Z]

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Younger generations are more likely to be depressed than older ones. Particularly Gen Z. Here’s why.

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Depression in children is very different from depression in adults. This can lead to more complex mental health issues later in life. It can be managed and prevented with the help of this series. Dr. Domenick Sportselli, a psychiatrist, begins this six-part series by explaining what depression is in children. When does your child have a bad temper or become agitated? Dr. Dom dives into the causes of depression in children: are they caused by genes, parenting styles, or the environment? Dr. Dom explains the 8 main signs of childhood depression and the crucial support strategies parents should use to help their child. He also outlines how to navigate the difficult road to finding the best treatment for your child. He also provides information for parents about the most recent research in depression treatment for children. Dr. Dom concludes the series by sharing the tried-and true strategies to prevent depression relapse in children. These strategies will help you set your child up for success in maintaining their mental health as they age. This is your toolbox as a parent to tackle depression early in childhood.

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