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Depression in Kids and How to Create Resilient Childhood Experiences

depression kids/parenting Sep 10, 2021

Join Drs. Tim Culbert and Anastasia Ristau as they help you deepen your understanding of current trends in child and adolescent depression, and how COVID has increased mental health concerns for kids, teens, and parents. You'll also discover how you can empower kids to reverse the effects of adverse experiences through development of self-care skills and resilient childhood experiences.

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