Articles about Depression

Few people recognise it but emotion is a sensory modality, like vision, hearing or smell. Professor Mark Solms notes that it differs from other sensory modalities because...

Resilience isn’t about pushing harder or holding it together. Most people seeking it are already exhausted from years of strength. Real resilience is quieter: the ability...

Antidepressants are commonly prescribed to help relieve depression and related conditions by influencing key brain chemicals involved in mood and emotion. Read on for a c...

The Beck Depression Inventory-II (BDI‑II) is a widely trusted tool for measuring depression severity in teens and adults. Quick to complete and easy to score, it helps cl...

Recognising the warning signs and risk factors of suicide can help you offer support, take action, and give hope to someone in need.

Depression affects millions—but many never get the help they need. This guide breaks down key global and U.S. statistics on who’s affected, why it matters, and what’s bei...

Depression is more than sadness; it’s a medical condition that shapes how you think, feel, and live. Understanding depression, its signs, and your options for support is ...