The Pain of Depression
Pain and depression are closely related. Depression can cause pain—and pain can cause depression. Sometimes pain and depression create a vicious cycle in which pain...
Category : Depression
Pandemic Increasing Depression in College Students
The COVID-19 pandemic is putting significant stress on college students, many of whom are worried about increasing financial pressures caused by the pandemic and the...
Mental Health During COVID-19
Much has changed in our lives so quickly. Jobs have been lost or reduced. Many graduation ceremonies have been cancelled or changed into unfulfilling virtual...
Teen Depression Rates Are Rising Faster for Girls
We’re in the middle of a teen mental health crisis—and girls are at its epicenter. Since 2010, depression, self-harm and suicide rates have increased among...
4 Ways to Talk About Depression With Your Partner
Talking to your partner about your depression can be intimidating because you have no control over how another person will respond. Will your partner regard you with...
Pregnant Women, New Moms Should Be Screened for Depression
Many women experience depression during pregnancy, but don’t report it to doctors One in seven women experience depression during pregnancy or the first year after...
Tackling Trauma for Improved Mental Health
Recognize Your Brilliance and Resilience If it seems like you’re hearing about trauma a lot lately, you’re not wrong. It is a buzzword these days....
6 Tools to Help Fight College Freshman Depression
The start of college comes with expectation and excitement, but it also can trigger depression Making the leap from high school to college is a...
5 Signs of Summer Depression
If summer’s heat and sun bums you out, you’re not alone. How to tell if it is a case of the summertime blues—or something more...
CEO Recovers After Years of Hiding Depression
Lisa Brown Alexander shares her journey to wellness in her book, Strong on the Outside, Dying on the Inside. It’s OK to admit you’re not...
