We all want our children to have the best childhood, to be worry free in their youth, but depression and anxiety can impact anyone, even teens and younger children. Amanda Fletcher, LCSW, shares common signs of depression and anxiety that parents can look for in their children. These common symptoms include changes in behavior as well as physical manifestations. If you see these signs in your child, reach out to your child’s healthcare provider; they can support your family with the next steps.

Depression is a state where one feels very sad, hopeless, and unimportant, and is often unable to live in a normal way. Hear from Dr. Chaitra G Krishna, Mental Health Specialist on how to support a child who is depressed. #ForEveryChild, care #MentalHealthMatters | UNICEF India

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