Depression
Recognizing Forms of Self-Medication
Self-medication through drugs, alcohol, and other risky behavior is a way many people mask their depression. Recognizing the signs could help save a life.
Exercise, Depression, and the Brain
Exercise does more than just keep us thin—it stimulates key feel-good chemicals in the brain, which is why it's the most commonly prescribed form of treatment for depression.
Depression and Relationships
Depression can make you feel like someone else and your partner is going to notice the difference. Learn how to support your loved one through depression.
Dealing with Divorce
Divorce can get you down. However, the following strategies can help you cope with the challenges of divorce in a healthy way.
Depression: a Patient's Perspective
Have a loved one with depression? One depression patient shared his story of depression to offer others an insider perspective.
Postpartum Depression
Postpartum depression affects as many as 13 percent of new mothers. In the U.S., that's half a million women. Learn about symptoms, causes, risks, and more.





