Depression: Articles, Page 4
Is Inflammation Making You Feel Depressed?
Have you ever had the flu and just wanted to curl up and hide under the covers? That tired, achy, foggy feeling—that’s inflammation at ...
What Makes Good Couples Counseling: 10 Essential Qualities to Look for in a Therapist
Finding the Right Guide for Your Relationship Journey
Deciding to try couples counseling is a big step. Whether you're seeking to stre...
Menopause and Your Mental Health: What Every Woman Should Know
You're Not Imagining It—Menopause Really Does Affect Your Mind
If you're going through menopause and feeling like your emotions are on...
Treating Bipolar Disorder with CBT: A Friendly Guide to Feeling Better
Bipolar disorder can feel like a wild ride — one moment you’re full of energy and hope, and the next you’re deep in sadness or frustrat...
Be Gentle With the Fourth Trimester: A Compassionate Guide to Healing Depression in Pregnancy and Postpartum
A Message to Every Mother Reading This
If you've found your way to this article, you might be wondering whether the heaviness you're f...
Dehydration and Your Mind: The Simple Trick to Better Focus and Mood
Water and Your Mind: The Surprising Link Between Hydration and Mental Health
Most of us only reach for water when we’re thirsty. But w...
Baby Aspirin and Depression: What the Research Really Shows
Many people have heard about the connection between inflammation and depression. With so much attention on anti-inflammatory treatments...
Can Vitamin D Help Fight Depression? Here’s What the Science Says
You Might Just Need a Little More Sunshine—Or a Supplement
Have you been feeling more tired, down, or just not like yourself lately—es...
How a Leaky Gut Can Cause Depression (And What You Can Do About It)
Is Your Gut Making You Feel Depressed?
You’ve probably heard the phrase “gut feeling”—but what if your gut is also behind your low moo...
Breaking Free from Opioid Dependence: How Mind-Body Therapies Can Help
If you're struggling with chronic pain and opioid dependence, you're not alone. Nearly 75% of people taking opioids long-term still exp...








