Category: Depression

Therapy treatment for depression
Depression is the most common mood disorder that affects many people worldwide. It is characterized by a persistent sadness or hopelessness that interferes with a person’s daily life activities. Therapy treatment for depression is one

Depression and Relationships
Some people think of depression as a personal problem, but it affects everyone around the person suffering from depression. Untreated clinical depression is a major concern that negatively affects relationships with others. Untreated depression leads

Types of Depression
Depression can have many types, each with its causes, symptoms and effects on daily life activities. People generally divide depression into two parts, clinical depression which requires treatment and “regular” depression which pretty much anyone

Psychotic Symptoms of Depression
Psychotic symptoms of depression are not uncommon and usually treatable. However, sufferers are often afraid to seek help due to feelings of guilt, shame, fear of job loss, or fear of abandonment.

My Teenager Is Making Me Depressed
As a parent, being concerned about your child’s well-being is natural. Being a parent can sometimes feel like an emotional rollercoaster. The teenage years are a period of significant physical and emotional changes, and understanding

Can Parental Conflicts Cause Depression in Teenagers?
Teenagers are sensitive to the world around them, including their home environment. Parents may believe that they have protected their children from marital disagreements, but usually, it is the other way around. Teenagers are far

Anger in Depression
Anger in Depression refers to the experience of anger and irritability, which an individual experiences, that could accompany depressive disorders such as Depression, Bipolar Disorder, Borderline Personality Disorder, and much more.

Body Dysmorphic Disorder
Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD) is a mental health condition that makes you obsess over perceived flaws or defects in your physical appearance. These imperfections often seem minor or invisible to others, yet they cause significant

Comfort Eating
Comfort Eating, commonly known as ‘emotional eating’ involves consumption of food for emotional comfort and relief, rather than physical hunger. Individuals who indulge in comfort eating, more often than not, consume foods that are unhealthy
Cognitive Symptoms of Depression
Cognitive symptoms of depression are those that impact an individual’s mental functioning and cognitive processes. These symptoms disrupt the normal functioning of a person with depression, limiting their thinking abilities and capacity to utilize their







