Tues May 13/2008

Depression-Doctor.com: Depression Quiz

Guide to Cymbalta - An antidepressant Medication

Depression Basics
Depression Types
Depression Treatment
Medications
   
Personality Disorders
Learning Disability
Related Disorders
       

Symptoms

Causes

Diagnosis

Treatment

Depression in Women

Depression in Men

Depression in Older Adults

Depression in Children

Teen Depression

Depression Prevention

Depression and Suicide

Depression during Pregnancy

Diabetes and Depression

Teen Depression

At the biological level, depression results from abnormal levels of certain neurotransmitters in the brain. This can be caused by changing levels of hormones, explaining why many people first experience depression during puberty.

For depression among teens:

  • Depression is sometimes interpreted as "just a phase", which delays treatment.
  • Girls are twice as likely as boys to develop clinical depression.
  • Adolescents with depression are likely to have family members who are also depressed.
Depression Blog
Depression Doctor
Just Don’t Give Up
Do You Know What Gets Me Depressed
Depression, A State
Stress And Depression
How Depression Affects Teachers
Do We Feel Each Other
What Gives Rise To Depression
Symptoms Of Depression In Ill Elderly
Depression And Support Groups
Depression And Children

Search

Web depression-
doctor.com
Depression Articles
Depression Can Co-Occur with Other Illnesses
Depression and Inheritance
Substance Abuse and Depression
Delusion and Depression
Seeking Professional Help
Why Aren’t the Holidays Fun Anymore?
Nothing Seems Fun Anymore! What is Wrong With Me!

 

 

Articles
Depression Tip
Take ONE walk today, optimally in a park or natural setting, and notice anything that strikes you're a colorful, pleasing to your senses or beautiful.
Depression Quote
It is better to light one small candle than to curse the darkness. - Eleanor Roosevelt
Visit our other sister sites: Coping with depression | Depression Tips | Mental Health Articles | Depression Help
Depression Home || Contact Us || Glossary || Helpful Depression Resources || Depression Blog
© 2004 Depression-Doctor.com. All rights reserved.

Disclaimer: This site is for educational purposes only. The information provided should not be used for diagnosing or treating a health problem or disease. If you have, or suspect you have a health problem, you should consult your health care provider.