Caregiver Guide
The dark cloud of depression rains down on 19 million American adults in a given year. It may feel like you’re trapped in the dark, but with the right treatment there is plenty of hope to get back on the road to recovery. Learn how to spot the symptoms such as apathy, loss of appetite, and sleep interruptions, so you can get help for yourself or someone you love.
For Caregivers
Men and Depression
Depression has many faces, displaying such diverse symptoms as insomnia or overeating. Learn about the gender differences in causes and treatments.
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Complicated Grief
Death is an unavoidable part of life and the grieving process is a difficult one. However, prolonged grief can transform and even become what could be called a psychiatric disorder. See if you could benefit from grief counseling.
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Treating Depression: Update on antidepressants
Depression affects millions of adults and children in the United States. Most patients can be treated with talk therapy coupled with medication. If you have a prescription, expect to stay on it for at least six months.
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Dysthymia
Often called low-grade depression, dysthymia shares many of the same symptoms as major depression, including changes in appetite, low energy and poor concentration, and hopelessness.
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