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      Managing a Condition | Depression


      Depression Defined

      The definition of depression is an episode of profoundly bad feelings that are prominent in a person's life and persist, on a daily basis, for at least two weeks.

      What causes depression?


      Two Important Questions

      1. During the past month, have you often been bothered by feeling down, depressed or hopeless?

      2. During the past month, have you often been bothered by little interest or pleasure in doing things?

      If you answered 'yes' to either or both of these questions you might benefit from discussing this with your primary care physician or call the Mental Health and Substance Abuse number on the back of your ID card.


      Diet and Exercise Prescription

      Exercise, a good diet, proper sleep, thinking positive thoughts, enjoying friends and family, stress reduction, and staying on your medications are powerful tools for recovery. [ more ]


      Wellness Tips

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      You Are Not Alone

      You may feel isolated and alone in your depression, the truth of the matter is that there are millions of people who have been through a similar experience and who understand just how you feel. [ more ]


      Information About Depression

      1. Stages of Relief from Depression
      2. Working With Your Doctor
      3. Protect Your Recovery
      4. What's Next?


      Depression & Your Sense of Self

      Depression feels intensely personal because it affects our sense of who we are. [ more ]


      Additional Resources

      For more information on depression and other related issues check out the following sites.

      1. National Institute of Mental Health
      2. National Alliance for the Mentally Ill










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