Depression
- Depression and Relationships: How It Affects Love, and What Helps
Depression affects more than mood. - Depression at Work: Signs, Your Options and When to Get Help
Depression often shows up at work as trouble concentrating, slowed thinking, missed deadlines and pulling away from colleagues. - The Psychiatric Evaluation Before TMS or Spravato: What to Expect
Before you can start Deep TMS or Spravato, a psychiatric clinician needs to confirm your diagnosis, review every treatment you have tried, and screen for safety concerns. - Bipolar Depression vs Unipolar Depression: Why the Difference Changes Treatment
A depressive episode looks the same whether it belongs to major depressive disorder or to bipolar disorder, which is why a large share of people with bipolar disorder are first diagnosed with unipolar depression and treated with antidepressants alone. - Seasonal Depression in Florida: Yes, It Happens
Seasonal affective disorder is usually associated with northern winters, so Floridians who feel their mood drop on a schedule often assume it must be something else. - Postpartum Depression vs Baby Blues
Up to 80 percent of new mothers experience the baby blues, a brief period of tearfulness and mood swings that resolves on its own within two weeks. - What to Do When Your Antidepressant Stops Working
An antidepressant that worked well can seem to stop working after months or years. - How Long Do Antidepressants Take to Work?
The most common question after a prescription is how long it will take. - Signs of High-Functioning Depression
High-functioning depression describes people who meet their obligations, keep their jobs and look fine from the outside while living with a persistent low mood, exhaustion and a sense that nothing is quite worth it. - Treatment-Resistant Depression: What to Try Next
Treatment-resistant depression is usually defined as depression that has not responded to two adequate antidepressant trials, and it describes roughly a third of people treated for depression.
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