Depression: Blog Articles and Resources

The connection between diet, inflammation, and depression is one of the most robust and exciting findings in modern psychiatry. Chronic...

Antidepressants are a valid and sometimes essential treatment for depression — but they don't have to be the first or only option. For ...

Antidepressants help many people — but they don't work for everyone, and for good reason: depression is not a simple serotonin deficien...

The search for antidepressants without the side effects and dependency concerns of conventional medications has led many people to expl...

High-functioning depression doesn't look like the images we typically associate with depression. There's no inability to get out of bed...

When evaluating mood disorders, the clinical presentation often appears straightforward during the initial assessment. A patient descri...

Fatigue is one of the most common complaints among people taking SSRIs, yet it is also one of the most complex to address. The challeng...

Sleep and mood are deeply intertwined. Depression often disrupts sleep, and poor sleep can worsen depression. When you start an antidep...

Introduction: When the Cure Comes With a Cost You started taking an antidepressant hoping to feel better. And in many ways, you do. Th...