Depression - Original Articles
How bottled up stress can damage your physical and mental health, with five strategies to cope.
The facts and the stats on a condition that afflicts millions of Americans.
A look at some of the reasons why depression is often accompanied by physical pain, with tips on managing depressive symptoms and getting help for the condition.
A new study finds an increased risk of bleeding inside the skull when antidepressants and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are taken together.
If you aren't seeing the results you need, it may be time to consider a new therapist or a new approach to treatment.
A guide to different types of talk therapy, with tips on choosing a therapist.
The busy “good” bacteria that help keep your body healthy may do the same for your brain.
Those who take their own lives are not the only victims.
Can vitamin D ease seasonal affective disorder?
Tis the Season to Be Sad? 10 Tips to Help You Cope
Can these inflammation fighters have an effect on symptoms of depression?
Next time you re having a bad day, try one of these mood-boosting foods. Emotional eating has never been so healthy.
For some, even positive life changes can bring on bouts of severe anxiety or depression. But there is good news.
From witnessing a serious accident to losing a loved one, trauma is an emotional and physical stress that can take a tremendous psychological toll.
Not only is access to mental health care declining, a new study finds the majority of psychiatrists don t accept health insurance.
Many of us start our day with a cup, but when we start relying on coffee to feel awake and energized, we're addicted to the caffeine it contains.
Sticking to a regular routine can help balance the ups and downs of bipolar disorder, but for some, establishing a routine can be a major challenge.
Why victims of child abuse can find themselves struggling with mental health issues decades later.
There's a common belief that writers and artists are more likely to have mental health issues than the general population. We explore if there is any truth to this relationship.
Think you may have ADD, depression, or another psychiatric disorder? Learn how this type of assessment differs from other psychological tests—and why it may give you the insight you need.
What are you afraid of? We ask a few pros for their top tips on working through what scares them.
One study has found that moderate consumption of wine may improve your mental health. But don't uncork that bottle of Chardonnay just yet!
Both talk therapy and medication can help with persistent sadness. Here's how to get started.
It's not only life-threatening incidents that can lead to persistent feelings of helplessness, depression, grief, or extreme anxiety. Learn more about how to move through trauma.
Depressed? Adding meditation to your treatment plan may help. Here's why.
Reaching a goal involves having the right mindset. These six tips will help you stop sabotaging your dreams with negative self talk.
Inexpensive and self-directed, co-counseling may be a great way to explore your issues.
Do a 180 on a bad attitude by harnessing the power of positive self-talk.
Though efforts are underway to raise awareness, you can do your part by acting compassionately toward those living with this condition.
While some people are at higher risk, nervous breakdowns can happen to anyone. Here's what to look for.
