depression

depression (Comments Off)

6/02/10 •

Throughout history the first record entered in a diagnostic manual of depression came fifty years ago. During this time, psychoanalysis became the cure.

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New Study: Big Cities Cause Higher Risk of Mental Disorders (Comments Off)

6/28/11 •

Research studies in the past have indicated a higher risk of schizophrenia for those who live in large cities. This new study indicates that growing up in urban areas such as the Washington, D.C., area, New York, Houston, Paris, or London might lead to mental health problems down the road, such as mood and anxiety disorders. The city and rural volunteers for the study were healthy, and the conclusion of the study was a little mixed.

Study Shows Postnatal Depression Linked To Kids (0)

6/22/11 •

Depression is a huge factor in our world, we see it everywhere we look and unfortunately, sometimes we see it when it has unfolded before us without any symptoms at all. However, postnatal depression in itself is a very normal reaction to having a baby and it usually resolves itself within a few weeks after the baby is born. For some mothers however, postnatal depression lasts months of sometimes even years. For some mothers who face profound or prolonged postnatal depression, the risk of their child becoming depressed is much higher until they reach the age of 16.

Alcohol and how it relates to depression. (Comments Off)

7/12/10 •

Alcohol is one thing that hurts the symptoms of depression by making them stronger. Alcohol turns a person into someone they do not like, of course at first alcohol makes a person feel good.

Fatigue and how it relates to depression. (Comments Off)

7/09/10 •

In America there is more than 20 percent of the population who has troubling sleeping due to fatigue. About 30 percent of those people have fatigue due to physical changes in their life while nearly 60 percent have the impact of fatigue based off of emotional causes.