Monthly Archives: December 2009
Is Depression Being Mistaken for Old Age?
Depression disproportionately affects the elderly. Unfortunately many times the signs of depression can be confused with signs of aging. In order to properly diagnose and treat depression in the elderly, individuals, their care takers and health care providers need to be vigilant in looking for the signs and symptoms. Depression in the elderly can be … Continue reading
Major Depression Is a Serious Medical Illness
Major depression is also known as major depressive disorder or clinical depression, is a mental disorder. Its characteristic symptoms are pervasive mood swings, low self-esteem and loss of pleasure or interest in activities that the individual generally found enjoyable. Major depression is different from depression, although the terms are often used synonymously. But the fact … Continue reading
Life Coach: Depression and the Only Proven Program Process to Fix it
If you look up “clinically proven process for depression” on any search engine (be sure to include the quotes as this will eliminate the medication sites) you will find the only clinically proven process for depression just as you would have ten years ago. The majority of people who suffer from this debilitating disorder have … Continue reading
How does a depression medicine work for anxiety?
I have Social anxiety. My doctor prescribed Zoloft which is a depression medicine. I am just curious, how does the same medicine also treats social anxiety??? They go hand in hand. You get anxious about something and after some time it becomes depressed over that same thing. In both cases, when the nerve ends send … Continue reading
What is the percentage of suicide rates because of stereotyping?
Im doing an original oratory for speech and debate. I need to know what the percentage is of suicide victims who commit suicide because of stereotyping? Or a ratio or some statistics or something! Please help i’ve looked everywhere. :/ 17% Technorati Tags: Commit Suicide, Original Oratory, Statistics, Suicide Rates, Suicide Victims
How do i bring up the subject of suicide to my friends and family?
im 18 and i have been depressed for a few years. i think about suicide constantly and i have for a long time now. i have been hiding it and nobody knows. i want to let someone know but i am super shy and i don’t know how do bring it up. i cant keep … Continue reading
Depression – What is Depression?
The latter type, sometimes referred to as ‘clinical depression’, is defined as ‘a persistent exaggeration of the everyday feelings that accompany sadness’. If you have severe depression you may experience low mood, loss of interest and pleasure as well as feelings of worthlessness and guilt. You may also experience tearfulness, poor concentration, reduced energy, reduced … Continue reading
I need answers about teen cutting and suicide?
I really want to hear from teens that are cutting or thinking about suicide or those who used to cut and used to have suicidal thoughts, and how you overcame them. I have someone that is very near and dear to my heart that I very much want to help. All with serious answers please … Continue reading
What are some tips to overcome major depression with anxiety?
This is a general question, asking for some "Natural” ways to overcome depression and anxiety. I know that there are prescription drugs you can take so I don’t need any advice on that. But are there any sleeping methods, or good things to eat or drink, etc. to get over anxiety and depression Try Dianetics. … Continue reading
How was the World Depression in the 1930s a threat to international peace?
So for History class we were divided into a few groups and each group got a question. My group’s question was: How was the world depression in the 1930s a threat to international peace? Describe Manchuria during 1931-33 and Abyssinia during 1935-36. I’ve found a few good sources for Manchuria/Abyssinia, but I need help with … Continue reading