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CHOC Webinar: Is My Teen OK? How to Identify Anxiety and Depression in Our Adolescents

What: CHOC Webinar: Is My Teen OK? How to Identify Anxiety and Depression in Our Adolescents
When: 10/19/2021, 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM

A CHOC Child and Adolescent Mental Health expert will focus on teaching parents, teachers, and school staff how to identify common symptoms exhibited by pre-teens and teens who are struggling with depression and anxiety. The workshop will also focus on providing tips for how parents, teachers, and school staff can help teens and pre-teens manage and reduce anxious distress and depressive symptoms. The presentation will conclude with information on how parents, teachers, and school staff should intervene in high-risk situations (i.e., when a teen is expressing suicidal ideation or engaging in self-harm).

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