Comics aren’t just for fun — they can help prevent teen depression too


The Catch-It curriculum is aimed at young people ages 13-18. — Odd Duck/TNS

What if you could boost your child’s immunity to depression in a comic book format?

What if your teen could choose her own adventure from the pages and subsequently learn to manage relationships and build resilience through cognitive-behavioural techniques?

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