Have frequent bouts of low mood made you feel as if you may be struggling with depression? Perhaps your depressive symptoms have lasted for longer than a few weeks and interfere with your ability to function. It’s possible that you may be dealing with some form of...
Depression isn’t always visible and it’s different for everyone. Since sadness is a basic human emotion, it’s not easy to differentiate when you’re feeling down after a negative life change or disappointment as opposed to dealing with a serious mental health disorder....
Sometimes you’re sad, and that’s OK. There are many things that can make you feel down as a teenager, from a bad grade on your math test to a fight with your best friends. While these are valid reasons to be upset, they only cause temporary negative emotions that will...
Major depressive disorder, also referred to as depression, is a mental health condition that involves frequent or chronic periods of low mood and reduced energy. These episodes can interfere with daily activities. Research estimates that nearly 20 million people in...
Do you hear voices or noises that are not really there? This could be a symptom of a deeper mental health disorder. Hearing something that is not real can be startling and sometimes scary. Fortunately, you are not alone. Somewhere between 5% to 28% of people have...
Major depressive disorder (MDD) affects nearly 17 million adults in America. It’s frequently also referred to as clinical depression. Recurring feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and other behavioral or emotional changes can characterize major depressive disorder. A...
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