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This week on social media, the Child Mind Institute covered parenting through depression, ways to help kids build self-worth and more. Follow us for more essential information and guidance about children's mental health and learning disorders.

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Parental depression can set off a long-lasting cycle of negative outcomes for the entire family. Dr. Kenya Hameed discussed the challenges of parenting through depression.

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We provided advice from our experts on how to help children build decision-making skills from an early age.

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We shared techniques for helping kids regulate their emotions and avoid explosive behavior.

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Mia came to us when she was struggling to say a single word at school. Through our financial aid program, Mia received treatment for selective mutism and learned to use her voice to speak up in class and make friends.

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