Bipolar disorder is a severe mental disorder that affects nearly 2.3 million Americans today. This mental disorder is alternatively called manic depressive disorder because of how it can send someone on a rollercoaster of emotions. Read more…
Treating depression is no easy task. You have to take into account the needs of the patient and what might be the cause of their depression. Whether it be a chemical imbalance in their brains Read more…
Feeling depressed is one of the worst feelings in the world. You feel as though you have the weight of the world on your shoulders. Luckily for those who are going through one of these Read more…
Depression is a serious disorder that can easily ruin the life of anyone affected. What’s worse is the number of myths that people not experiencing it believe. These depression myths simply are not accurate and Read more…
Every day we go about our lives and fail to notice that many people suffer from the experiences they’ve had in their lives. These unfortunate people were the victims of accidents, acts of terror, or Read more…
Drinking alcohol can be enticing for those experiencing problems in their lives. However, this can lead to major depression and cause a person into a downwards spiral that can be hard to escape from. We’ll Read more…
Depression can be a devastating mental disorder. It can easily cause someone you know to become unapproachable and distant. But what do you do when a young child is starting to show the early symptoms Read more…
Previously we’ve discussed the physical effects of depression. From fatigue to insomnia, these can take a toll on a person’s physical well being. Today we’re going to talk about the most damaging aspect of depression: Read more…
Depression is a crippling mental disorder that eats away at a person’s life. The effects of this disorder creep its way into every aspect of their life. These can cause them to stay awake constantly and Read more…
Obesity and depression are major issues in the world today. 39% of people are obese, while 15% of people are depressed or have a chance of experiencing depression once in their lives. These percentages continue Read more…