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There are things we can do as parents to better understand when typical ups and downs of a teenager turn into something more. Here are some recommendations from healthychildren.org: 1. Don’t let your teen’s depression or anxiety snowball. 2. Listen — even when your teen is not talking. 3. Never shrug off threats of suicide as typical teenage melodrama. 4. Seek professional help right away. 5. Share your feelings. 6. Encourage your teen not to isolate himself or herself from family and friends. 7. Recommend exercise. 8. Urge your teen not to demand too much of himself or herself. 9. Remind your teen who is undergoing treatment not to expect immediate results. 10. If you keep guns at home, store them safely or move all firearms elsewhere until the crisis has passed. A CDC study indicates that for every suicide, there are 25 attempted suicides. Like most Americans, I have had someone very close to me attempt suicide. I have to tell you it came with what seemed to me like no warning. I guess you never know the roof is leaking until you go inside. I hope I am more understanding and better prepared if anyone else I love feels the same in the future.
Raising kids can be a challenging endeavor. When Heather and I were married in 2013, Heather agreed to take on not only a husband but also two boys; Andrew, 12, and Chandler, 11. The boys are now 17 and 18 years old and face growing up in a world very different than the one Heather and I knew when we were teenagers. We are far from perfect parents, but we do our best. Our newsletter chronicles some of our successes and some of our less than stellar moments. We hope you can learn from these tips below so you can look out for your teen’s mental health. 10 THINGS PARENTS NEED TO UNDERSTAND
YOU NEVER KNOW THE ROOF IS LEAKING UNTIL YOU GO INSIDE Heather and I absolutely love to travel. We especially enjoy non-touristy places where you can get a feel for the local culture. I have not been able to travel as much as I’d like lately and have become an avid viewer of Anthony Bourdain’s shows “Parts Uknown,”“The Layover,” and “No Reservations.”These programs have allowed me to travel vicariously. Anthony Bourdain was insightful, interesting, and indignant — all characteristics I like very much. I was heartbroken to hear that he took his own life. I will likely never understand what causes this troubling human phenomenon, and I worry about my own kids, knowing just how difficult it can be to grow up.
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