Making the Most of Antidepressants

People who suffer from depression may have altered levels of chemicals in their brain

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Tuesday, September 05, 2017

Special: Living With Depression

FEATURED 12 Tips for Success with Antidepressants People who suffer from depression may have altered levels of chemicals in their brain. Antidepressants help to normalize the levels of these compounds. READ MORE

QUIZ What Causes Depression? Depression is a mental illness that affects how one thinks, feels, and reacts to daily life. See treatments for this condition. Read more...

SLIDESHOW Myths and Facts About Therapy If therapy makes you think of lying on a couch and talking about your childhood, you may be in for a surprise. Read more...

ARTICLE The Different Types of Depression Depressive disorders are mood disorders that come in different forms. Learn the symptoms of each type. Read more...

SLIDESHOW Dealing With Depression Exercise plays an important part in alleviating depression. Discover tactics to help you deal with depression. Read more... SLIDESHOW Foods That Fight Depression While there is no specific food that can prevent or treat depression, a healthy diet may help boost your mood. Read more... SLIDESHOW Sneaky Depression Triggers Life stresses, lack of sleep, and an unhealthy diet may cause depression to creep up on you as you age. Read more...

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