Depression

According to recent studies, over 15 million Americans a year struggle with depression. Depression is when someone feels overwhelmingly sad to the degree where it affects their daily activities, work, personal relationships and interactions with society. This is a type of mood disorder that can even affect thinking, motivation and concentration. Depression affects children, teenagers, and adults on a seasonal or regular basis.

There is no single known cause of depression. It is most likely a combination of genetic, environmental, biochemical and psychological factors.

1. Feelings of sadness, emptiness or anxiousness
2. Feelings of helplessness, worthlessness or guilt
3. Present Irritability
4. Feelings of hopelessness
5. Less interest in activities
6. Less energetic
7. Trouble concentrating
8. Changes in sleep
9. Changes in appetite
10. Aches and pains

Depression is a serious condition, and a common one. Men and women of every age, education level, social and economic background suffer from depression.

• Work Relationships
• Personal Relationships
• Financial Issues
• Parenting
• School
• Drug Addiction
• Alcoholism
• Eating Disorders
• and more