Depression in teens has been steadily increasing for at least 10 years. The number of teenagers who recently experienced depression increased by 59% between 2007 and 2017, according to data from the National Survey on Drug Use and Health. The rate of growth was faster...
When you’re experiencing an episode of major depressive disorder, the end of it can seem so far away. Many people have all-encompassing negative thoughts and feelings for weeks, and sometimes even months. The good news is that a depressive episode won’t last forever....
During nearly every moment that you’re awake, you likely have some type of thought running through your head, whether it be the process of completing a task at work or taking note of your surroundings while taking a walk. While it would be nice to only have positive...
Have you noticed you’ve been feeling detached or emotionally numb for more than a few days? Or has a loved one been quieter than usual and wearing a blank expression most of the time? Emotional blunting is a state of not feeling and not expressing emotions. There is...
Are you a college student experiencing the symptoms of depression? While going to college can be an exciting chapter of your life, it can also come with its own set of hardships. If you have depression, you may have an especially difficult time navigating the...
Have you ever wondered why some people seem to be more susceptible to depression than others? You may have noticed a family history of depression and it’s led you to question if it’s something you can inherit. While genetics can play a role, depression is a complex...
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