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Talking to a Podiatrist About Foot Pain

Learn what steps to take with your next doctor's visit.

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Top 10 Depression Myths

Expert patient Deborah Gray identifies the most common myths about depression and explains the real story.

Treatment

The Basics
Treatment options for depression are extremely varied. Our guide will give you an idea of what different treatment plans will offer.
7 Questions to Ask Your Doctor
This list of questions will help you get the vital information about your treatment plan and medications.
Psychotherapy
Psychotherapy often plays a role in treating depression. Read this guide to learn the basics.
No Insurance? No Problem.
Merely Me shares resources for getting the best medication and treatment even if you can't afford it.
Treatment-Resistant Depression
Learn about the strategies that exist for addressing treatment-resistant depression.

Wellness

Dealing with Difficult People
Like it or not, everyone has difficult people in his or her life. Read strategies for making your interactions with them more pleasant.
How You May Be Sabotaging Your Own Happiness
Why is it that happiness seems so elusive? Believe it or not, sometimes the greatest barrier to feeling happy is YOU.
How to Cope When Bad Things Happen All at Once
There is no global recipe for happiness despite all the self help books you might read. All I truly have to offer is to share my personal experiences and how I survived them.

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The Journey Toward Recovery
Community members share their stories and discuss how treatment, medications and support have helped them cope and recover from depression and bipolar disorder.

How do you cope with Depression?

Tell us what treatments or daily habits make it easier to live with depression.

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Children & Depression

Dr. Maria Kovacs discusses the latest research on childhood depression, including medication and alternative therapy.

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For Caregivers: How to Help a Depressed Loved One

“In this day and age a depressed person can get help, which wasn't true not too long ago. And that's the hard part, to go out and find the help."

Quiz: Do You Have Depression?

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