Depression affects people’s everyday lives, and this is particularly true for teenagers who are dealing with the challenges of growing up such as family and school struggles, as well as bullying and low self-esteem. Erin Ursillo, director of young adult and adolescent programs at Butler Hospital, spoke about depression in teens. PBN: What are the
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