Depression

Articles in Depression

By Sendblock 0 comments
The diagnosis of SAD should be made by a mental health professional after a careful evaluation and medical exam. Depression, tiredness, fatigue and lack of energy can be caused by other medical conditions. SAD is characterized by recurrent ... more »
By valarie7979 2 comments
Many of us would like to contribute something to the Earth. And many of us would like to prevent or reduce the effects of Depression. But what to do. We are all so busy. Here is my small contribution. And yes, I really do it. And no, I no ... more »
By emmabushyo 3 comments
Everyone feels blue from time to time. It is completely normal to have good days and bad days, but how do you know for sure if you bad days have crossed the line into depression?.. more »
By jpwriter 2 comments
Stopping antidepressants can be very hard. SSRIs are a class of antidepressants that increase serotonin in the brain. Stopping or reducing these medications sometimes causes a "discontinuation syndrome" that can be very unpleasant. ... more »
By jzbrynn 0 comments
Most people experience depression. Either from marriage, work, and family, etc... Depression might cause a person lost appetite, lack of enthusiasm at work, even insomnia. To relief yourself from all the unhappiness, try to refresh yourself, ... more »
By Ann Bowers 0 comments
This article tells how to relieve the stress of everyday life naturally... more »
By smilesatme1 0 comments
Sleeping easy is healthy. Eat fruits and vegetables at dinner. Healthy diet will make you sleep good at night. But if you are eating healthy and still find trouble is sleeping, probably your problems is not about foods but about your emotional ... more »
By Miragi 7 comments
While there are no magical cures for clinical depression, there are several ways in which you can lessen the paralying effects of depression. In conjunction with following your prescribed treatment plan, here are some ways that you can stop ... more »
By Becca 1 comments
Learn to distinguish between what you can control and what you can not... more »
By Christie Korth, CHHC AADP 3 comments
Looking to omit wheat, barley, oats and rye from your diet? Need a hand accomplishing the task? This is a general guide explaining how to start off on a gluten-free diet. This list is essential for removing the obstacles one faces when ... more »
By eHow Health Editor 0 comments
Telling parents about feelings of depression can be difficult. Parents often have questions or concerns that may make a child or adolescent feel uncomfortable or defensive. Follow these steps to make the discussion much easier for everyone involved... more »
By eHow Health Editor 0 comments
Millions of Americans are affected by some form of depression. This mental disease can be caused by several different factors including life problems, chemical imbalances in the brain or genetics. Regardless of the cause, there are many different ... more »
By eHow Health Editor 0 comments
Light therapy, or phototherapy, uses a combination of light-emitting diodes (LEDs), fluorescent lamps and lasers to produce the full spectrum of light under controlled circumstances. This type of therapy has been shown to be effective in treating ... more »
By BASHARAT SHAH, MD 4 comments
Major depression is a treatable illness that responds to a variety of therapeutic interventions. All patients with depression should undergo a medical evaluation to rule out secondary causes of their symptoms. Please refer to my article, "How ... more »
By ReuseItAll 2 comments
When people experience a traumatic and damaging event it will have an effect on a person's body and mind. Your body has to react and your mind will be shaped by it. Events can be intentionally or unintentionally caused but either way the end ... more »
By Anne Wanchic 3 comments
12 Steps to bring you closer to having a blissful life. Step 2 is pretty challenging, but you can achieve it... more »
By Ryn Gargulinski 0 comments
Living on the edge of Oregon gives you a swirling view of the ocean, the mighty roar of seaside storms and, as I found out, a bad case of the rainy day blues. With an annual rainfall that often sloshes into the triple digits, living on the Oregon ... more »
By DiscountTickets 7 comments
Depression is a serious mood disorder that can have many contributing causes, which aren't fully understood, it is not really the blues. While it's normal to feel sad occasionally, depression is a lingering, intense sadness that can persist for ... more »
By afrosaxon 0 comments
As we grow older and actually start to examine the many self-defeating and self-destructive behaviors we have accumulated over our lifetime, there are times when such introspection can be overwhelming. Realizing that some things cannot be ... more »
By parvenue 4 comments
We've all been there. I would get terrible anxiety attacks, or what the character Holly Golightly in Truman Capote's Breakfast At Tiffany's book calls, "The Mean Reds." It's when you're suddenly afraid and you don't know the reasons ... more »
By Dawn Peters 4 comments
Drugs are not the only thing that can help with depression. There are a number of things that you can do to cope with depression naturally... more »
By Dawn Peters 3 comments
Dark winter days cause insomnia, depression for some and with winter's shorter daylight hours, many people suffer from seasonal affective disorder (SAD), which is marked by depression and sleep problems. The darker winter months can upset ... more »
By GeorgiaGirl4U 2 comments
We all have one of those days where we would rather stay in bed and shut the world out. Who hasn't had a pity party at some time in their life? I would like to offer some suggestions that will help you get past that feeling... more »
By shellsellswell 4 comments
Motivation is the drive inside that moves you into action. Motivation helps to keep you on track and also helps you recover from being low in spirit... more »
By annie20 3 comments
Hell hath no fury like an anxiety attack. Getting through them are rough, but I am found a couple of things that worked for me... more »