Depression is a devastating condition that affects close to 19 million people in the United States alone. A staggering two-thirds of these individuals never seek treatment for a variety of… Read More
Depression
Top 5 Signs of Depression in Men
It wasn’t that long ago that depression was considered to be a “woman’s disease.” Today, of course, we know that depression affects men and women alike and that more than… Read More
5 Natural Ways to Treat Depression
Everyone feels blue from time to time, but if you’re feeling persistent sadness, hopelessness, fatigue, restlessness, guilt or difficulty concentrating for more than two weeks, you may be exhibiting signs… Read More
Teen Depression: Warning Signs, Effects and How to Help
Teen depression is more than just being moody or occasionally feeling down in the dumps; it’s a serious condition that disrupts your teen’s life and can lead to serious problems… Read More
Bipolar Disorder vs. Depression: How to Tell the Difference
Bipolar disorder and depression are very similar illnesses with one major difference: People with bipolar disorder switch between episodes of depression and episodes of mania. Because these two illnesses are… Read More
How to Treat Depression
Depression is a dark cloud that permeates every area of your life: your relationships, your job and your ability to do normal day-to-day activities are all interrupted by its devastating… Read More
Depression Treatment & Trauma Recovery
What is Depression? Depression is a mood disorder in which someone is frequently tired, has a decrease in energy levels and typically does not take part in previously enjoyed activities…. Read More
12 Ways To Deal With Depression Caused By Trauma
What Causes Depression? Depression occurs as a result of a chemical imbalance in the brain. It often runs in families. This mood disorder can be caused by a variety of… Read More
Electroconvulsive Therapy for Depression Under New Scrutiny
The recommendations of an FDA advisory panel could mean new restrictions on electroconvulsive therapy — a controversial treatment used by tens of thousands of U.S. patients with severe depression and other… Read More
Study coordinates depression treatment with disease care
A study in the New England Journal of Medicine suggests that patients do significantly better when their depression is treated in conjunction with their diabetes or heart disease.
