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Byline: Amanda D'Ambrosio The human brain has been an interest of Dr. H. Jean Wright II since he was a kid. 'I was that 12-year-old nerd that went to the [...]

Anxiety. Anger. Frustration. As the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes roll on, folks in Hollywood are feeling it all. 'The strikes are hard on everyone,' writer and producer Joe Henderson tells [...]

It was one of those winter evenings when the sun set before 5 p.m. It was pitch dark, feeling like hours past bedtime even though it wasn't yet 7 p.m. [...], * Each state has its own Lawyers Assistance Program, which provides services to lawyers dealing with substance-use disorders, depression, and other mental health issues. * Everything you say in your conversations with LAP is confidential.

A study is conducted to explore the experiences of carers and families of people with depression. The conclusion states that the experiences of carers and families of people with depression indicate the need for more extensive community education about the illness and more productive collaboration within the healthcare system.

Employee depression is a pervasive and costly problem in American business and industry. Recent research and new technology have improved our understanding of this malady but there are many myths [...]

Women tend to use rumination as a strategy for dealing with depression, but dwelling on negatives events and feelings may actually deepen their depression and make it last longer. Six more effective strategies for managing negative feelings include exercising and postponing worrying.

Depression results in about 33,000 suicides annually. However, scientific research have made significant inroads in determining its causes while drugs have been developed to counter depression.

Whenever Richard Cory went down town, We people on the pavement looked at him: He was a gentleman from sole to crown, Clean favored, and imperially slim. And he was [...]

This paper proposes a developmentalist metatheory for the psychotherapy of depressed patients. Four prototypes of depressive disorder based on psychosexual maturation - dyadic deficit depression (DDD), dyadic conflict depression (DCD), triadic deficit depression (TDD), and triadic conflict depression (TCD) - are explored in terms of early parent-child interactions as well as the therapist/patient relationship. Clinical strategies for each type are recommended.

Rosie O'Donnell writes about her bouts with clinical depression. Rosie also talks with psychologist Martha Manning about how her depression started and what she did about it.

The Pharmacy Council on Mental Health (PCMH) plans to disseminate information on the diseases of depression during the month of October, which it has designated Depression Awareness Month. PCMH will provide pharmacists with multilingual posters, booklets and other literature and will distribute news releases. The campaign is designed to draw attention to depression-related diseases, which account for $43.7 billion each year in lost wages, productivity and treatments., Suppose there were an illness so pervasive that one in five Americans could be expected to suffer from it during his or her lifetime and that each year it took [...]

A study was conducted of managers' attitudes toward depressed employees. Findings indicate that more negative attitudes toward depressed employees were endorsed by managers who had less knowledge of depression and whose companies had no clear policy toward dealing with depression in the workplace.

Nice has opened up a consultation into proposed changes to its guidelines on the management of depression and anxiety, in light of recent MHRA recommendations on the use of venlafaxine. [...]

People with mild depression are better able to work out the feelings of others, a Canadian study claims. The researchers suggest that people with mild depression pay more attention to [...]

Friends Reduce Depression--Having a sense of belonging with family and friends can help reduce the symptoms of depression, finds a new study from the University of Michigan. 'You can have [...]

As I look back over the past twenty years I have noticed a pattern in my life. The times of meaningful growth occurred when I hung in there during difficult [...]

Managers deal with depression through awareness, empathy. Not everyone's jolly during the holidays. And dealing with holiday-related stress and depression at the workplace is a challenge for employers. 'For many, [...]

If not, they really should, according to Brian Clarke, an associate professor at Charlotte School of Law who himself has battled depression and came close to taking his own life. [...]

THE U.S. LEGAL PROFESSION has been through financial downturns before. In the past, law firms generally would get through the turbulence pretty well and often even take advantage by nimbly [...]