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Feeling Blue? You’re Not Alone
Depression is not a sign of weakness. It’s a real medical condition that can be treated. And it affects, on average, 34 million Americans. If you think you are depressed, talk to your doctor. This is important. Be sure to find out if medical treatment is right for you. |
The
Many Faces of Depression
by C. Esser Lake, Condell
Health Network
Talking about depression can be, well, depressing.
But learning about its physiological underpinnings and treatment can
help uncover what depression is all about. |
Depression
: A Journey of Discovery
by G. Aitken, Information
on Depression
Depression can often lead to a journey of discovery
of one's self, a journey in which we choose the direction and course
ahead. |
Dealing with Depression
by R. Oliva, Healing Action
Learning how to prevent and deal with depression in safe and natural ways can be an important step in maintaining a healthy and vigorous lifestyle. |
Surviving
the Baby Blues: Postpartum Depression
by C. Williams, DailyPhysician.com
Forget the hormones, it's easy to see why anyone
might be melancholic. Women are supposed to be happy, but they are
usually sleep-deprived, physically exhausted and faced with the responsibility
of a new baby. |
The
Disabling Effects of Seasonal Affective Disorder
by N. Niemiec, Healthy-Insights.com
According to the National Institute for Mental
Health, approximately 10 percent of Americans currently suffer from
Seasonal Affective Disorder (also known as SAD) and related disorders. |
Forget Being Free of Depression, Start Living Now!
by G. Pearce, 7 Steps to a Depression Free Life
Suffering or not suffering from depression is not
what's important, rather it is how we respond to depression and life
events that counts. |
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