You’ve heard people say mental health is just as important as physical health. We’ll go a step farther: Mental health is physical health. Take depression as an example. It doesn’t just mess with your ...

We all go through rough patches that leave us feeling sad, frustrated, and overwhelmed. In fact, the phrase “I’m really depressed today,” has become a widely accepted part of everyday vernacular. That ...

While most people associate depression with persistent sadness and lack of energy, some warning signs are rarely discussed but equally important. Recognizing these lesser-known symptoms could be ...

When most people picture depression, they imagine someone visibly sad, crying, withdrawn, and unable to get out of bed. While those images are true for some, depression can often be more subtle. It ...

Depression can strike at any age, but new data highlights its significant impact on older adults, where it is the most common mental health condition. Around one in five people in later life ...

How to recognize depression in older adults. Aug. 3, 2010 — -- About 7 million people over the age of 65 have been diagnosed with depression, and many more could be suffering. Dr. Marie Savard ...

Depression, a pervasive and complex mental health condition, affects millions of lives worldwide. Yet, the roots of this condition are often elusive, leaving both sufferers and their loved ones ...

Sad woman sitting against a window. The American Psychiatric Association defines depression as “a common and serious medical illness that negatively affects how you feel, the way you think, and how ...

Caring for a family member or loved one can be one of life’s most meaningful experiences, yet it often comes with an invisible burden that many caregivers carry alone. Caregiver depression represents ...