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What Light at Night May Do to Mental Health October 24, 2009 . 7 Comments
In metropolitan as well as more rural environments, it can be difficult to experience a night of pure darkness. Light pouring in from street lamps, issuing forth from appliances and television ... Read More
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Study Examines Relationship Between Depression, Inflammation October 17, 2009 . 6 Comments
Many studies investigating the different aspects of both depression and inflammation have identified possible links between these two health concerns, but greater research into the precise ... Read More
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Supported Walking Workout Plan Helps Depressed Women October 13, 2009 . 4 Comments
There have been many studies and proposed programs suggesting that the incorporation of exercise into one’s regular routing can go a long way towards both warding off depression and ... Read More
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Simple Intervention Measure Tested for Depression October 1, 2009 . 8 Comments
Going through the symptoms and far-reaching personal, professional, and social consequences of depression is often a difficult experience, prompting many people to seek the care of mental ... Read More
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Depression May Signal Brain to Ignore Pleasure August 31, 2009 . 4 Comments
For music lovers, there aren’t many experiences as pleasing as listening in on a favorite piece of music. Most people report feeling happy or satisfied when hearing their favorite ... Read More
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Study Sniffs out Rift Between Male, Female Depression July 10, 2009 . 7 Comments
When it comes to feeling low, it’s clear that there’s no useful way to suppose that any one person has it worse, somehow, than someone else. The state of feeling bad affects ... Read More
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One in 13 Suffered Major Depressive Episode June 17, 2009 . 12 Comments
Chances are good that someone you know suffered or will suffer from a major depressive episode (MDE), according to a nationwide study by the U.S. government’s Substance Abuse and ... Read More
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Not Always in the Head: on Tumors and Depression June 1, 2009 . 7 Comments
The vast majority of people who experience depression, anxiety, and related conditions are most likely able to find the source of their difficulties looming in patterns of thinking, stemming ... Read More
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Depressed College Students Failing to Seek Help May 28, 2009 . 17 Comments
In the eyes of many people, the days spent in college are decidedly iconic; from carefree parties and trips to enlightening conversations and the opening up of new doors of experience and ... Read More
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Survey Finds Men Suffering from Recession Depression May 19, 2009 . 14 Comments
A GoodTherapy.org News Update Given the relatively equal proportion of men to women in a given country, and relatively similar stressors, conditions, and experiences, it’s simple ... Read More
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Depression High Among People with Epilepsy April 6, 2009 . 13 Comments
People with epilepsy seem to have a 43% higher chance of experiencing depression than the general population, according to a Canadian study (Fuller-Thomson & Brennenstuhl, 2008). This ... Read More
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Familial Depression and the Brain March 27, 2009 . 10 Comments
Research by psychiatrists at Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons suggests a link between thinning of the cerebral cortex and a family history of depression. Whether the physical ... Read More
