Suicide: Understanding Why I Thought It Was the Answer Special note: The following content explores personal thoughts related to suicide. It is a personal assessment and reflection as it relates
Antidepressants for Depression: How Understanding Pros and Cons May Help You Find a Medication that Antidepressants are drugs that help alleviate or reduce symptoms of depression by increasing the availability of neurotransmitters, which ar
African Americans and Depression: Benefits You Gain When Taking Action to Get Help Blacks still ignore the fact that depression is a problem in our community. We can keep talking about the stigma, but it needs to turn into
Depression and African Americans: Why Blacks Need to Keep the Dialogue Going There is a perception among African Americans that depression will go away on its own. We find it too easy to run away from the problem, bu
Suicide Prevention: When Someone You Know Shows Warning Signs If a person you know is in distress and they are thinking about taking their own life or harming themselves in any way, would you know what
Seasonal Affective Disorder: When Unusual Sadness Occurs during Seasonal Changes Seasonal changes are something people look forward to, but for others, it may be something dreadful because it brings down their mood. It ca
When You Don’t Have a Clue about the Reality of Depression Andrew Tate’s insensitive depression claim is mental health ignorance at its best. His recent comments about depression not being real shoul
Self-Harm: Why People Think Hurting Themselves Helps Them Feel Better The subject of self-harm or self-injury can be difficult to talk about especially to someone who does it. People may associate the behavior
Dealing with Depression: Four Key Points You Need to Know about Antidepressants Depression is a common yet treatable condition. Medication prescribed can be effective by helping alleviate related symptoms. There are many
