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Victor M. Parachin is a minister, journalist, and teacher of meditation and yoga. He is also the author of a dozen books, including Eastern Wisdom for Western Minds, Healing Grief, the Secrets of a Happy, Holy Life, and Daily Strength for Daily Needs and Teen Suicide.The article Teen Suicide discusses steps to preventing suicide among teenagers. It reports on the signs of depression including changes in sleep patterns, appetite, restlessness and agitation among others. It recommends listening and encouraging teenagers to talk and to prevent isolation, depression, loneliness and fear. It warns against arguing or criticizing, expressing shock or disapproval when listening to a depressed teenagers. His advice may be useful as I develop my conclusion

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