‘Teenage Depression — A Way Out’ tackles the issue of depression including its root causes and the tell-tale signs that parents and teachers can look out for. It contains self-help tips, activities, topics for discussion and a section on suicide. It also answers the following important questions:
- What exactly is depression?
- How does depression affect different people?
- What are the typical symptoms of depression?
- Can people recover from depression?
It can be difficult to help someone who is depressed. As with most mental health conditions, patience and understanding are required, and it may be necessary to seek medical assistance.
Benefits
- Photocopiable — use year after year again and again.
- Simple, clear and concise and easy to follow.
- Downloadable — instantly available and no delivery costs.
- Ready to use lesson plans to introduce each topic.
- Contains discount codes to save even more on future purchases!
What’s Inside? 
- What are some of the main causes of depression?
- What are the warning signs that indicate someone may be depressed?
- Does depression affect certain types of people or can anyone have depression?
- How do guilt, worry and fear affect a person’s mental health?
- Does bullying cause depression?
- Is it possible to fully recover from depression?
Who is it for?
- Teachers — This pack explains how teachers can spot the signs of depression in students.
- Parents — What can parents do to support a child suffering with depression?
- Young People — How can young people manage their depression and where can they go to for advice?
Product Details
- Age range: 12 years and upwards
- Category: Schools
- First published: 1999
- Last revised: 2022
- Pages: 87
- Illustrated throughout
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Ebook: £10.99 £5.49 
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