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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Your pediatrician should be your first call tomorrow. Make an appointment for him to speak to his doctor. They can start him on an antidepressant. You should also call his school and speak to the mental health specialist that almost all high schools have on staff. [/quote] But also be aware, lots of kids get themselves in a jam with missing work and at the end of the quarter they panic. I get to OP it is a big deal but we see this all the time at school. They’re not going to necessarily create a crisis plan for your average junior who is staring down bad Q1 grades even after teachers have given him extensions. Just being real- this is incredibly common and parents always want to call at this time and tell us how stressed the kid is. Well, yeah- facing a mountain of missing work and bad grades as a result is stressful, of course they’re stressed. [/quote] +1000000[/quote]
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