Depression

The holidays are a time of nonstop activity for many people. Shopping and buying gifts for loved ones, eating large and often unhealthy meals, traveling, and spending time with family can ... Read More

Having a mental health issue can be very isolating. You may feel like no one understands the pain and despair you experience. Because of this, you might keep your condition to yourself, ... Read More

An annual report assessing the prevalence of mental health conditions and the availability of care nationwide has been released, offering a road map for mental health professionals and ... Read More

The wage gap between men and women might account for higher rates of anxiety and depression among women, according to a study published in Social Science & Medicine. Previous research ... Read More

Depression is a mental health issue that many people experience with varying levels of severity. It can occur as a symptom of another mental health condition, as the result of an event ... Read More

The bestselling psychology books of 2015 offer diverse topics from a broad range of experts as well as authors and journalists. Each title is devoted to improving mental health and the ... Read More

Sometimes, I help people by increasing the number of problems they have. Does this sound like a good formula for a therapist to stay in business? Well, it works for me! Let me explain. We ... Read More

A large study of Canadian women and their children published in JAMA Pediatrics has reported a link between the use of certain antidepressants by mothers during pregnancy and increased ... Read More

Imagine yourself sitting on a white, sandy beach. The sun is shining; you feel the warmth on your skin. There’s a slight breeze blowing off the nearby water, which keeps you from ... Read More

The mental health community has been divided over the benefits of therapy and antidepressants. Some people in therapy are concerned about the side effects and the long process of trial ... Read More

In the face of our depressed moods, friends, loved ones, and even our therapists may say things like, “Stop doing that to yourself!” or “Get over it!” We may even say to ourselves, ... Read More

Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a type of depression that manifests seasonally. Most people experience symptoms during the winter months, when light levels are lower and days are shorter, ... Read More