Are you ever concerned that someone you know, or care about, is depressed? Maybe you're even worried about yourself. What are the signs that people who judge those things -- like therapists or doctors -- look for? Most importantly, what should you look for, and what can you do about it, anyway? Here's a quick tour of the symptoms of depression: Lack of motivation is more than daydreaming or … [Read more...]
WHAT THE PROS KNOW ABOUT WHO’S DEPRESSED.
by Kathe Skinner, M.A., L.M.F.T. on October 30, 2015
Filed Under: biopsychosocial, Brain chemistry, causes of depression, how to tell if someone's depressed, Project Semicolon, Suicide, Symptoms of depression Tagged With: arguing, being heard, better off dead, biopsychosocial, brain chemistry, depression, depression and medical condition, how to tell if someone's depressed, suicide, symptoms of depression, US Suicide Hotline
