problems with relatives or others. Depression is a common mental health
condition that affects teenagers. Adolescence is a time of many changes,
and it can be a challenging period for many young people. Depression is a
more serious and persistent condition.such as:1. Having a parent, grandparent, or another blood member who suffers from
alcoholism, bipolar disorder, or depression
2. Family members with major communication and relationship problems
3. Experiencing recent traumatic life circumstances, such as parental
divorce, parental military duty, or the loss of a loved one.
4. Having a family member who committed suicide.
Depression symptoms will not get better by just staying at home and may
also lead to suicide or other problems if left untreated. Also, ensure the
following:
Teenagers can talk to their friends, family members, their counsellors
or adolescent physician as and when required.
Developing hobbies like sports, music , dance, pottery or engaging in some
social community work is helpful
Make sure someone stays with that person.
Take the person to the nearest hospital emergency room.
Never dismiss remarks or worries about suicide.
