Bipolar Disorder in Children and Teens: A Parent's Guide
• Talking a lot and having racing thoughts • Having trouble concentrating, attention jumping from one thing to the next in an unusual way • Talking and thinking about sex more often • Behaving in risky ways more often, seeking pleasure a lot, and doing more activities than usual. Symptoms of depression include: Mood Changes
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