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Depression In Men: Same But Different

Depression is a woman's disease - at least, that's what the numbers say. But plenty of signs are pointing towards the possibility that the numbers are skewed - and that depression in men is much more...

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Journaling for Depression

It might sound absurd to suggest that sitting down to write about thoughts and feelings can in any way have a substantial impact on the way you think, or how you approach your problems. But that’s...

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Depression in the Workplace

High workload and fears of unemployment are driving more and more workers into depression and disability. Statistics show that, almost half of early retired people stopped working due to mental...

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Depression During Pregnancy

An estimated 6 to 12 percent of women struggle with depression during pregnancy. In the first and last third of pregnancy expectant mothers are considered to be particularly vulnerable to mood...

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Nutrition and Depression: Exploring the Link

Food is pretty integral to our everyday lives - and as it happens, our health. While we generally understand that food is important for our physical wellbeing, there is a growing body of work...

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Ecstasy and Depression

Ecstasy might feel great, but what comes after the high? If one follows the numerous studies on this topic, the after-effects of the consumption can be long-term. On the topic of mental health alone,...

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About Us

Everybody’s battle against depression is different – but regardless of how you fight, it’s always difficult to feel better when depressed. Unlike a challenge you can face head-on, depression is sly, cunning, and never plays fair. It worms its way into the brain and convinces you of terrible things. Bad thoughts that make it harder and harder to do anything.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Clinical depression is a serious and pervasive mood disorder. It causes feelings of sadness, hopelessness, helplessness, and worthlessness. Depression can be mild to moderate with symptoms of apathy, little appetite, difficulty sleeping, low self-esteem, and low-grade fatigue. Or it can be more severe.

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