BACKGROUND: Brain serotonin (5-HT) function is abnormal in major depression, but the involvement of different 5-HT receptor subtypes has been little studied. The availability of selective ligands now makes it possible to test the sensitivity of 5-HT(1D) receptors in patients with depression. AIMS: The aim of the study was to use the 5-HT(1D) receptor agonist, zolmitriptan, to test the sensitivity of 5-HT(1D) receptors in patients with depression before and after treatment with selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs). METHOD: We measured the growth hormone response to zolmitriptan (5 mg orally) in patients with major depression before and after SSRI treatment. A matched sample of healthy subjects acted as a control group. RESULTS: The growth hormone response to zolmitriptan was blunted in patients with a melancholic depressive syndrome. SSRI treatment produced a marked reduction in zolmitriptan-induced growth hormone release. CONCLUSIONS: Patients with melancholic depression have impaired

Atypical depression is basically a subtype of clinical depression. It exhibits less severe and fewer number of symptoms than clinical depression. This type of depression differs from major depression. The patient may also experience moments of happiness sometimes.. The symptoms of atypical depression may last for months or even stay forever. The mood of the patients is governed by the outside events like success or failure, etc.. Causes of Atypical Depression. Chemical imbalance in the brain is responsible for causing Depression in the patients. The changes in the level of neurotransmitters such as dopamine, serotonin, and nor-epinephrine are supposed to cause depression.. Risk factors for Atypical Depression. ...

Protective effect of CRHR1 gene variants on the development of adult depression following childhood maltreatment: replication and extension.

Childhood depression is receiving increased recognition in the professional literature. Although some earlier writers questioned the existence of a childhood depressive syndrome (e.g., Rie, 1966),...

Spotting childhood depression can be challenging, but with careful observation, we can identify symptoms and get children the help they need.

Spotting childhood depression can be challenging, but with careful observation, we can identify symptoms and get children the help they need.

Trials comparing different types of psychotherapy for adult depression do not have sufficient power to detect clinically relevant effect sizes. In order to demonstrate a clinically significant effect size of d=0.24, a trial would need to include 548 patients, but the largest comparative trial we found in three major meta-analyses included only 221 patients. This largest trial had only enough power to detect an effect size of d=0.34, and even this trial did not have enough statistical power to detect the mean difference between antidepressant medication and placebo. The implication is that individual trials are heavily underpowered and do not even come close to having sufficient power for detecting clinically relevant effect sizes-let alone smaller effect sizes that may not be clinically significant-but are nevertheless interesting from a scientific point of view.. Meta-analyses may be able to solve this problem. By pooling the effects of multiple studies, clinically relevant effect sizes can be ...

Fingerprint Dive into the research topics of Examining the association between parenting and childhood depression among Chinese children and adolescents: A systematic literature review. Together they form a unique fingerprint. ...

University of Queensland scientists have discovered that those who experienced social, emotional, and psychiatric problems during childhood and adolescence have been linked to higher levels of genetic vulnerability for adult depression. Their study and others may support precision medicine by providing targeted treatments to children at the highest risk of persistent emotional and social problems.

TY - GEN. T1 - Age as a significant factor in the self-reporting of life events in depressed and non-depressed patients. AU - Oei, T.I.. AU - Zwart, F.M.. N1 - Pagination: 1. PY - 1988. Y1 - 1988. M3 - Conference contribution. SP - 291. EP - 291. BT - Proceedings of the 29th Dutch Federation Meeting, Utrecht. PB - Unknown Publisher. ER - ...

The Portrait of Dr Gachet by the singular Vincent Van Gogh has a fair amount of mystery behind it. It obviously merits a look by us due to its artist having well-described melancholic depression; its significance increases when one is aware that it was only a few months after this painting was completed that his suicide was thought to have happened. It presents clearly a number of features of melancholic depression - the weakened posture with head in hands, Darwins 1872 Omega sign, the sense of preoccupation and distant focus. Then one remembers that this is a picture, not of Van Gogh, but of his clinician.. Van Gogh reportedly had a poor opinion of his psychiatrist/homeopath, declaring him in a letter to his brother Theo sicker than I am, but later claiming to his sister Wihelmina I have found a true friend in Dr Gachet, something like another brother, so much do we resemble each other physically and also mentally. Notably several other photos and pictures of Dr Gachet from around the ...

A Depressive Disorder is diagnosed when a person experiences multiple depressive episodes (a one-week period of depressive symptoms). If left untreated, the typical duration of an adolescent depression will last 7-9 months, but 20%-40% will relapse in 2 years and 70% will relapse in 5 years ...

Children - especially tweens and teens - fiercely guard their privacy. And for the most part, parents try to respect their childrens need for autonomy.. But when a parent suspects their son or daughter is suffering from depression - a condition which can be lethal - moms and dads need to set the potential for accusations of spying aside and intervene, says Rosenberg with WSU.. When it comes to depression, I wouldnt worry about that, he says. Depression is a condition that cant be ignored, and once a child is in treatment, he or she will understand your decision.. Depressed children and teens are need of an immediate intervention, and the consequences of not acting can be tragic. According to a 2007 study by the National Institute of Mental Health, 90 percent of people who commit suicide suffer from depression or other mental illnesses. Suicide was also the third-leading cause of death among young people ages 14 to 25, according to the study.. Luckily, hacking into your childs Facebook ...

So many find the notion of a true depression in childhood ridiculous. And thats sad. Numerous emotional and mental health disorders can present in childhood; and if we bury our heads in the sand so many children will needlessly suffer.

For adults who want to help depressed children. Administered by the parent of a child who died of undiagnosed depression. Chat room, list of symptoms and treatments, legislative/political developments, and resources. ...

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Because I feel right now, its harder for me to grasp onto bigger concepts and find, its kind of more scary for me to think about the bigger picture. But its easier for me to find that little bit of joy, and when, for example, every Tuesday and Thursday Ill go to my class, only one in person class and one online class, so I just go Tuesdays and Thursdays, and one of my favorite people are there. And I dont really care about going to the class, I dont really enjoy being there, but I always know that, hes like one of the most consistently funny people, like no matter what, everything that comes out of his mouth is pure gold. I dont know. He just has a way about that. And I just always look forward to seeing him, just like have a short conversation before class starts because it always puts me in a better mood. You know? He could always, well laugh right before class starts. Its very predictable. And then like, I never used to be an animal person, I never really was. Id go out of the ...

With this depression, you may brighten in response to positive events, eat and sleep too much, feel heaviness in your arms or legs, and feel rejected.

Has a fresh sweet and slightly spicy aroma, with light balsamic undertone. The sweet and herbaceous uplifting aroma can both lift one from melancholic depression and bring clarity to a confused mental state.

If you have depression, your doctor may prescribe Tofranil PM, a drug used to treat adult depression. This eMedTV Web page offers a more in-depth look at this medication, including its uses, dosing information, possible side effects, and more.

If after a couple of months you are still experiencing symptoms, or if you cant tolerate the side-effects of the antidepressant there are several options. Your psychiatrist can switch you to a different SSRI or to one from a different class of antidepressants, or they can suggest that you add a second medication to supplement your current one. If you responded partly to the first drug, it makes sense to try a different SSRI or add another medication to it. If you didnt respond at all, its probably more sensible to switch to a different class. This process continues until you the drug or combination of drugs which works for you, and which you tolerate well. Psychiatric patients sometimes call this the med-go-round. It can be frustrating, and the side-effects can sometimes be unpleasant, but ultimately for the severely ill its a worthwhile process, because the right drug (or combination thereof) can help you turn your life around ...

Compare Rates of Patients' Depressive Symptoms (as per HADS), and Major Depressive Syndrome (as per PHQ-9) at Baseline, Week-2, Months 1, 3, and 6, and Longitudinally Between the Two ...

Question. Two years ago, I was diagnosed with borderline clinical atypical depression. Ive been on 20 mg/day of Paxil ever since. Six months ago, I discontinued the treatment to see the results. Going cold turkey, I experienced severe withdraw symptoms such as intense fatigue, spaceyness, and hangover-like symptoms for three days. My physician says that… Read More ». ...

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The Auditoriums B L_U E_ is haunting, melancholic refrain, a reflection of the minuscule feeling you feel when you realize how big the world really is.

Atypical depression, or depression with atypical features as it has been known in the DSM IV, is depression that shares many of the typical symptoms of the psychiatric syndromes major depression or dysthymia but is characterized by improved mood in response to positive events. In contrast, people with melancholic depression generally do not experience an improved mood in response to normally pleasurable events. Atypical depression also features significant weight gain or an increased appetite, hypersomnia, a heavy sensation in the limbs and interpersonal rejection sensitivity that results in significant social or occupational impairment.[1]. Despite its name, atypical depression does not mean it is uncommon or unusual.[2] The reason for its name is twofold: (1) it was identified with its unique symptoms subsequent to the identification of melancholic depression and (2) its responses to the two different classes of antidepressants that were available at the time were different from ...

50 With mood-congruent psychotic symptoms. .51 With mood incongruent psychotic symptoms. F31.6 Bipolar affective disorder, current episode mixed. F31.7 Bipolar affective disorder, currently in remission. F31.8 Other bipolar affective disorders. F31.9 Bipolar affective disorder, unspecified. F32 Depressive episode. F32.0 Mild depressive episode. .00 Without somatic syndrome. .01 With somatic syndrome. F32.1 Moderate depressive episode. .10 Without somatic syndrome. .11 With somatic syndrome. F32.2 Severe depressive episode without psychotic symptoms. F32.3 Severe depressive episode with psychotic symptoms. .30 With mood-congruent psychotic symptoms. .31 With mood-incongruent psychotic symptoms. F32.8 Other depressive episodes. F32.9 Depressive episode, unspecified. F33 Recurrent depressive disorder. F33.0 Recurrent depressive disorder, current episode mild. .00 Without somatic syndrome. .01 With somatic syndrome. F33.1 recurrent depressive disorder, current episode moderate. .10 Without somatic ...

It is quite difficult for a person who is suffering from melancholic depression to overcome this mental condition themselves. They definitely require some assistance which is actually available in the form of medication and talk therapy. It is the duty of the loved ones of the suffering to help them seek the treatment because a person suffering from melancholic depression will never have enough motivation to do it themselves.. The three most popular treatment methods of melancholic depression are psychotherapy, medication and in the most extreme case ECT (Electro-Convulsive Therapy) is also used. All three of these methods are obviously used for different types of people and according to the severity of the mental their mental health condition.. People with early symptoms of melancholic depression are often treated with medication. The medicines prescribed to them are mostly anti-depressants which ease their brain by balancing all the chemicals inside it. If the person is suffering in a bit of ...

ROTTERDAM, The Netherlands - Use of the street drug MDMA, popularly known as ecstasy, by teenagers and young adults has been linked to earlier childhood depression, according to a 14-year population-b

1. Introduction. Managing depressive symptoms effectively has become an important social issue in South Korea. Cho, Nam, and Suh [1] studied the prevalence of depressive symptoms in Korean adults. They found that 25.3% of Korean adults had depression scores above the cutoff of 16 on the Korean version of the Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression Scale (CES-D) and 8.6% of those had depression scores above 25 [2] . Depressive symptoms refer to physical and mental states that are accompanied by a depressed mood [3] . In this study, depressive symptoms include negative affect, somatic symptoms, and anhedonia [4] . Negative affect is a depressed mood, which includes dysphoric mood or sadness. Somatic symptoms are somatic complaints such as sleep disturbance or fatigue. Anhedonia is lack of positive affect such as feeling good or happy. Individuals who have salient depressive symptoms usually have impaired psychosocial functioning [5] . Specifically, it has been suggested that differential ...

Clinically depressed individuals that could benefit from newer treatments for depression often do not receive care. Low treatment rates are of particular concern since depression is projected to be the second leading cause of disability worldwide by 2010. Major depression has been the focus of numerous intervention studies with primary care patients during recent years. However, despite advances in the development and testing of quality intervention models for depression treatment, very little is known about the effectiveness of interventions with Latinos. This is important because Latinos are less likely than whites to receive depression treatment, even though the rates of depression are similar for both groups. A major public health challenge is to make available the benefits of intervention developments in depression treatment for all groups in society. As a first step, we examined the impact of a quality depression intervention with Puerto Ricans. The specific aims were:. ...

We found that the BAM intervention had both short-term and long-term effects in reducing depressive symptoms among patients with subthreshold depression in primary care. The between-group mean difference in score was 3.85 points on the BDI-II scale at the time of intervention completion, which was about 22% of the follow-up score in the usual care control arm and exceeds the 17.5% mean clinically important difference identified by Button et al.37 BAM still had a small benefit in reducing subthreshold depression at 12 months. Similar effect sizes for improvements have been reported for individual cognitive behavioral therapy, problem-solving therapy, interpersonal psychotherapy, and other individual psychological interventions.38 Generalizability of the BAM intervention to a broader population, such as patients with more severe symptoms or those with dysthymia, is possible but needs further research as our study included only patients who fulfilled the eligibility criteria and had greater ...

Both bipolar disorder and unipolar depression often begin in childhood or adolescence, but it can be difficult to distinguish the two using symptoms only. People with bipolar illness may go a decade without receiving a correct diagnosis. Researcher Jorge Almeida and colleagues recently performed a meta-analysis of previous studies to determine what neural activity is typical of children with bipolar disorder versus children with unipolar depression while processing images of facial emotion. They found that youth with bipolar disorder were more likely to show limbic hyperactivity and cortical hypoactivity during emotional face processing than youth with unipolar depression. Almeida and colleagues hope that this type of data may eventually be used to diagnose these disorders or to measure whether treatment has been successful.. ...

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A study of older suicide victims by researchers at Weill Cornell Medical College in New York has found that very few of them - less than a quarter - were taking antidepressants at the time of their death. The study of 255 suicide victims who were all over 65 and who killed themselves between 2001 and 2004 found that only 23% of the sample had been taking antidepressants at the time of their death. Only 16.7% of those over 85 had been taking antidepressants ...

Sunday, May 12, 2002. Childhood Depression Awareness Day Millions of Children Have Mental Health Problems; Most Get No Help ALEXANDRIA, Va. (May 7, 2002) On May 7, and throughout the month of May, thousands of children, families, physicians and advocates are working in communities around the nation to get the word out: Childhood depression is real, common and treatable. According to a report by the U.S. Surgeon General, one in eight teenagers and one in 33 younger children may be clinically depressed on any given day. But less than one-third of children and teens with depression receive any treatment, which could include psychotherapy and medication. Consequences of untreated depression can include social isolation, difficulties at home and school, and an increased risk of suicide. Depression in children and teens can be very painful, says Michael Faenza, president and CEO of NMHA. Because the symptoms of depression look different in youth than in adults, they are often overlooked. Recognizing ...

It also specifies that the patient exhibit two of these four symptoms: overeating, oversleeping, leaden paralysis and sensitivity to rejection that affects quality of life.. Rejection sensitivity is one of the more interesting aspects of atypical depression. People who exhibit this symptom have serious work and social troubles because they overreact to any hint of criticism or rejection. Instead of taking a bosss comments in stride, they may go into a full-blown depressive episode. The terror of being rejected makes it very difficult for them to have romantic relationships and maintain friendships; a small slight or off-hand comment can validate their worst fears.. The other symptoms are, perhaps, easier to quantify. Overeating can be measured by a weight gain of 5 pounds (2.27 kilograms) or more. Oversleeping can be defined by sleeping 10 hours a day (counting naps) or 2 hours more than usual on a regular basis. Leaden paralysis usually lasts for an hour or more a day.. Some compensate by ...

Depression is a leading cause of disability and morbidity with an estimate of more than 300 million people suffering from the disorder worldwide. Depressive disorders are now known to arise in early childhood with marked increases in prevalence with onset of puberty in girls. There are several brief and developmentally specific screeners that can be used in children/adolescent from age 3-18. Children/adolescents with depression suffer from social, emotional and educational impairments. Childhood/adolescent depression are also associated with an increased risk of suicide as well as risk for developing other psychiatric disorders and substance abuse. Over 50% of youth (children/adolescents) with depression will have a recurrence of depression in adulthood. Studies suggest that less than 50% of depressed children/adolescents receive mental health care, thus there is a clear need for screening for depression across health care settings. ...

Just about everyone has times or perhaps quick cycles regarding despair once we sense unhappy or perhaps frustrated. These kinds of sounds are generally standard kinds that will at times take place in existence. They could be the effect of a current damage, using a specifically demanding day time or perhaps full week, or even a defense mechanism any harmful remark. But while thoughts regarding despair and also within manage overpower anyone, to the point they challenge their particular capacity to stay a standard and also productive existence, it will be possible they may have the system known as being a significant depressive condition (MDD), also referred to as scientific depressive disorder, unipolar depressive disorder or perhaps significant depressive disorder. In private, the situation is actually called depressive disorder ...

TY - JOUR. T1 - A functional anatomical study of unipolar depression. AU - Drevets, W. C.. AU - Videen, T. O.. AU - Price, J. L.. AU - Preskorn, S. H.. AU - Carmichael, S. T.. AU - Raichle, M. E.. PY - 1992. Y1 - 1992. N2 - The functional neuroanatomy of unipolar major depression was investigated using positron emission tomography to measure differences in regional cerebral blood flow (BF). A relatively homogeneous subject group was obtained using criteria for familial pure depressive disease (FPDD), which are based upon family history as well as upon symptoms and course. Because of the absence of certain knowledge about the pathophysiology of mood disorders and their underlying functional neuroanatomy, we used data obtained from the subtraction of composite images from one-half of depressed and control subjects to identify candidate regions of interest. The major cortical region defined in this manner was statistically tested on a second set of subjects. Using this strategy, we found increased ...

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It was once thought depression in children didnt exist but child depression is being diagnosed more frequently. Learn about childhood depression.

Depression is not a normal part of getting older and should be treated. Learn about diagnosing and treating depression in older adults at EverydayHealth.com.

TY - JOUR. T1 - Four potential criteria for deciding when to use antidepressants or psychotherapy for unipolar depression. T2 - A literature review. AU - Sharpley, Christopher F.. AU - Bitsika, Vicki. PY - 2011/3. Y1 - 2011/3. N2 - Objective. To evaluate the literature supporting four potential criteria for deciding whether to use psychotherapy or pharmacology when treating depression. Method. Literature review of the evidence from the last 10 years on presenting patients demographics, aetiology, comorbidity, and genetic factors, as predictors of treatment outcome efficacy. Results. Demographic information has little support as a potential criteria for decision-making; aetiology (melancholic vs. non-melancholic) has significant support; presence of personality disorder comorbidity is unproven as a criterion but may have some value; genetic predisposition has the strongest evidence supporting it as a criteria for treatment decision-making. Conclusion. Although some presenting cases will be ...

The ADA guidelines recommend that patients with diabetes be routinely screened for psychosocial problems (e.g., depression) with the Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ)-2, PHQ-9 (as follow-up if the PHQ-2 is positive), or another validated screening tool.10 If a patient is diagnosed with depression and diabetes, appropriate treatment is essential to lessen the risk of complications. Increased adherence and completion of appropriate self-care behaviors are expected to occur with treatment.15 Additionally, studies suggest that treatment of depression may be associated with normalization of blood glucose.24 Treatment options include pharmacotherapy, psychotherapy (most commonly cognitive-behavioral therapy [CBT]), or a combination of the two. A comparison of PHQ-9 scores throughout the treatment process may be used to evaluate the success of depression intervention in patients with diabetes.12. CBT is effective in alleviating depressive symptoms. Furthermore, beneficial effects on glycemic control ...

ATLANTA - Childhood trauma, but not adult trauma, is strongly associated with depression and coronary heart disease in adulthood, say Emory University researchers and colleagues presenting at the Amer...

I am only 13 years old and I think I may be depressed, though I do not know why I am. Everything is the same as it has always been and there is no reason for me to feel this way. I have started loosing weight, avoiding my family and friends and my grades are pretty bad. I have tried talking to my

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Approximately 40-50% of people who experience depression suffer from more than one episode and are therefore categorised as experiencing the recurrent type of this disorder. Identifying predictors for recurrence in these patients is important for a better understanding of its course and for providing opportunities to improve preventive interventions (1).. The link between diet and depression is one that is gaining considerable interest and it has recently been hypothesised that an unhealthy dietary pattern, one that is low in vegetables, fruits, whole grains and fish, and high in refined grains, fast food, meat and sugar, leads to chronic inflammation which, in turn, could raise the risk for depression and depressive disorders (2). The products of an inflammatory response, known as cytokines, are produced by a specific type of dietary fat known as the omega−3 and omega-6 polyunsaturated fatty acids. Importantly, cytokines produced by the omega-6 fatty acid AA are considered pro-inflammatory ...

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Summary Major depressive disorder (MDD) is one of the most common psychiatric diseases worldwide. It is characterized by single or recurrent major depressive episodes (MDEs), where patients can typically experience periods of depressed mood, loss of energy, abnormal cognition, anxiety and suicidal ideation. Similar to other neuropsychiatric disorders, MDD has a multifaceted and varied etiology, a

Clinical depression information: symptoms, treatment, antidepressant medications, and depression support groups. Read details about the types of clinical depression including bipolar (manic depression), seasonal depression, and dysthymia.

Clinical depression information: symptoms, treatment, antidepressant medications, and depression support groups. Read details about the types of clinical depression including bipolar (manic depression), seasonal depression, and dysthymia.

Atypical depression Atypical Depression (AD) is a subtype of dysthymia and Major Depression characterized by mood reactivity - being able to experience

A recent study found that individuals who reported vaping had a greater chance of also reporting a comorbid history of clinical depression compared to those who had never vaped.

Gastrointestinal side effects, including nausea, which can lead to weight loss, can be a problem in the elderly with use of SSRIs. Often, the nausea is short-lived, but when it is not, further options... more

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From 1999 to 2012 the percentage of Americans on antidepressants increased from 6.8% to 13%, according to a report published this week by the Journal of th

A person is diagnosed with Major Depressive Disorder when they experience five or more of the following symptoms during the same two-week period for most of the day or nearly every day:

You can find pros and cons throughout everyones life. Many of us turn into unsatisfied once we experience difficulties as well as set-backs. These types of unsatisfied feelings usually are temporary. For a lot of, however, sad thoughts last for many years and are quite significant. Depression can be a scientific term used by simply psychiatrists to spell it out a protracted time period each time a person seems quite depressing to begin experience pointless, despairing and also helpless.. Depression symptoms may be due to strain, a loss of profits, or even a key dissatisfaction. Often, it appears to take place without particular purpose whatsoever. Depression could possibly be the result of the substance imbalance inside a persons body, and several people are given birth to having a built-m tendency being depressed.. Awkward might be, depression symptoms could affect all aspects of our everyday life: operate, family associations, relationships, and also our physical health. Depressive disorders ...

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Key clinical point: Depressive symptomatology was associated with DNA methylation of genes involved in stress response, depressive behaviors, and recurrent depression.Major finding: The researchers identified the cg00554948 probe on chromosome 12 as the most significant finding related to the impact of DNA methylation age on depression.

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When I was younger, my dad came to pick me up from my moms place. He was slurring his words, and I was scared to get in the car with him, she recalls. He was like, Just you wait. Addiction is like Arnold Schwarzenegger pumping iron in your backyard just waiting for you. I remember telling him, I dont accept that as my fate. I dont accept that just because this is in my DNA that this has to be my future. Ill never forget that.. ...

I practise counselling in West Brompton and clients who come to see me there often state that they are depressed. Depression has become one of the most common reasons for people to seek psychotherapy. Perhaps this is because there is less of a stigma to admitting that you may be depressed than there used to be. Or, I have also heard it said, we live in an age that produces more depression among people. Arguably, depression is a response to a given situation and therapy can be a way of learning a healthier response.. Depression can be a way of stifling painful emotions, literally depressing them. In therapy you can learn to let those emotions be expressed safely and develop the strength to be with them.. I have heard it said that depression is like being in a prison where you hold the key. It might seem strange that someone would not want to come out of their depressed state but prison can be used as a place of safety and depression can feel comforting. It can be used as a way not to deal with ...

Severe depression can cloud a persons thinking and lead some people to think that life isnt worth living. But severe depression can be treated. Find out what to do and how to get help in this article for teens.

Severe depression can cloud a persons thinking and lead some people to think that life isnt worth living. But severe depression can be treated. Find out what to do and how to get help in this article for teens.

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A friend once remarked I was a wonderful role model for how to live a great life despite suffering from depression. At the time, I was unable to see the value in that since, the ultimate goal is to be depression free - isnt it? Suffering from depression means were flawed, right? It means theres something wrong with my life in which case, what is there to be proud of?. After several trips out of depression and then descending into the pit of despair over and over again I began to wonder whether or not Id ever be completely free of depression and, more importantly, whether or not it really matters.. Nowadays Im able to see that:. ~ Suffering or not suffering from depression is not whats important ~ How I respond to what occurs in my life (including depression) is. Given that 75% of depression sufferers cycle back into depression at some point, it makes more sense to learn to enjoy your life despite depression rather than endlessly waiting for this wonderful time when you will never be ...

Autism and the number of women taking antidepressant during pregnancy have increased. Is there a link between autism and maternal antidepressant use?