Some reactions are normal and others indicate trouble ahead. If you or someone in your family find prolonged signs of the following behaviors, it may be time to seek assistance.
- Unexplained crying or sadness
- Suicide threats, either direct or indirect
- A significant change in behavior
- Severe drop in school performance
- Relationship difficulties
- Irrational or bizarre behavior
- Increased use of alcohol or drugs
- Headaches or stomachaches with no physical cause
- Grinding teeth
- Eating or sleeping problems, nightmares
- Depression or panic
- Confusion
- Accident proneness, such as fender benders
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