What you need to know if your child is depressed. (No. 1: You are not a failure.)
Perspective | What you need to know if your child is depressed. (No. 1: You are not a failure.)
A woman walked into an emergency room with her 13-year-old son, her lips pursed. He was there for a psychiatric evaluation for suicidal thoughts that he had voiced to his school counselor. After my evaluation of her son, I sat down with her to talk. She didn’t look pleased.
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