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Anxiety, Depression and Mood Disorder
Understanding Childhood Sadness and Depression
It's normal for children to feel sad now and then—after a disappointment, a loss, or hurtful experiences at school or at home. But depression in children is different from ordinary sadness.
Panic Attacks And Anxiety Disorders assessment and therapy in Melbourne
Anxiety Disorder and Panic Attacks share common Biological and Psychological causes.
- The majority of children and adolescents experience sleep problems at some stage. Although these may not attract formal diagnoses, these problems nonetheless are often the source of considerable distress for both the child and their family, resulting in diminished functioning and well-being for all… more
- It’s normal to feel sad or down from time to time. Sometimes, though, these feelings can be more intense or last longer than usual. When this happens, it may be a sign of depression, which can affect both physical and mental wellbeing. Depression can take different forms, and the approach to… more
