Hiding your feelings for fear of other people’s reactions.

Feelings of sadness that do not seem to go away.

Feeling hopeless.

Fatigue; feeling tired all the time or not getting out of bed for days.

Feeling anxious or scared, much worse than being nervous or cautious, avoiding daily activities.

Extreme changes in mood. Everyone is different and because mood is directly affected by hormones, it is difficult (especially for parents) to know whether mood swings are normal or not.

Symptoms that interfere with someone’s perception of reality, i.e. hallucinations including seeing, hearing, smelling, or feeling things that no one else can.

If your drug addiction is affecting your relationships with others.

If you cannot stop using drugs and alcohol.