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Anxiety and Depression in Adopted Children April 07, 2016

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Studies show that the rate of anxiety and depression in adopted kids is more than double that of the general population.
Depression, while usually associated with lethargy in adults, often looks like anger in kids. Anxiety typically sounds fearful in adults, but looks more like avoidance, annoyance or off-the-wall behavior in children.
Specific topics will include:
• The incidence of depression and anxiety in our adopted or foster children
• The role of early trauma and how it can play out over time
• What depression and/or anxiety looks like at different ages and stages
• How to help kids develop more coping tools
• When to consider professional help

Adoption Learning Partners
DATE TIME
04/07/2016 09:00 pm
06/27/2022 09:00 am
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