Depression is increasingly common, with an estimated 21 million adults across the United States having experienced at least one depressive episode as of 2021. However, while depression can feel incredibly isolating, its effects are rarely truly confined. Parents living with… Read More ›
Category: Depression
Best Treatments for Depression
Depression is a complicated and unique experience for all who have it. Everyone has their own journey and no two people’s experience with depression is the same. As such, no two treatment paths will be the same. In this blog,… Read More ›
What Is Treatment-Resistant Depression?
Most people know what depression is but don’t realize that there are all different types of depression. In this blog, we’ll discuss what treatment-resistant depression is, as well as some possible causes. If you experience depression that doesn’t get better… Read More ›
Facing the Stigma Around Depression
Mental health topics are more widely talked about today than in the past. However, we as a society still have a long way to go to ensure that these conversations are more normalized and accepted. Reducing stigma is essential when… Read More ›
How to Cope With Burnout This Holiday Season
Perhaps even the thought of the holiday season brings you feelings of stress and anxiety. Although it is a time of year to experience gratitude and joy, these emotions may seem hard to access when the holiday season is marked… Read More ›
Dealing With Seasonal Depression
Seasonal depression, also known as seasonal affective disorder (SAD) or the “winter blues,” is a common condition that gets triggered at the same time each year, usually in the fall. While it may be common to experience seasonal depression in… Read More ›
Understanding the Many Forms of Depression
The term “depression” is often used to encompass many different conditions or behaviors. However, depression is more than just one thing and can present itself in unique ways. Different forms of depression can have episodes that last varying lengths of… Read More ›
Shift Your Perspective and Ease Your Depression
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), more than 264 million people suffer from depression worldwide. Depression is one of the most common mental illnesses in the United States. Depression can look very different depending on the person, with over 50… Read More ›
Sleep and Mood Disorders
Do you rest peacefully in “deep sleep” through the night? Or do you find yourself tossing and turning all night long? While it isn’t often as talked about, the quality and length of your sleeping cycles can possibly provide insight… Read More ›
What is the Difference Between Clinical Depression and Depression
Not all depression is the same, and how it affects each person is unique based on several factors. This can sometimes make it difficult to differentiate between temporary episodes of sadness and prolonged periods of suffering. Symptoms can range from… Read More ›