Teen depression can be a serious condition, and Australian psychologist Dr. Julie-Anne Sykley says the Harry Potter book series may help in the treatment and understanding of depression in teens. In a new book, Sykley uses characters from the popular book series to introduce depressed teens to strategies for dealing with their depression symptoms. She also uses "Harry Potter Power" to help kids keep anxiety, grief, anger, and depression at bay.
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