Working On Depression
A stressful work environment brought on by lack of team spirit increases worker depression and the odds that employees will turn to antidepressants for relief, a new study finds.
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From Our Experts
Is Your Job Causing Your Depression?
Unless we're independently wealthy, most of us spend a large part of our waking hours at work. Our "second homes" can contribute... Read more »
Job Loss and Depression
At a time of global economic downturn the risks of job loss increase almost daily. The way we deal with this can have profound implications... Read more »
What I Do When I Get Depressed
Okay, this seems like a stupid question. After all, there's nothing you can do when you get depressed, except take your meds, if you're... Read more »
Work Out to Calm Depression
I had written the following piece in a journal I was keeping about my depression following a very difficult day I had with my son who has... Read more »
All Work and No Play Makes Jack a Depressed Boy
Of late, I've been writing about some of the broader issues of life and this is reflected in at least a couple of my recent Shareposts... Read more »
From Our Sources
Antidepressants Work Best in Severely Depressed: Study
Research published in the Journal of the American Medical Association has found that antidepressants appear to be most effective in people who have... Read more »
Returning to work may ease depression
Though the workplace can often cause depression, researchers say returning to work may actually aid recovery for depressed employees. In a recent... Read more »
Depression often untreated in working mothers: study
More than half of working mothers who suffer from depression do not receive adequate treatment for the condition, a new study has found. Researchers... Read more »
5 Tips for Dealing with Depression at Work
Ask for Accommodations The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) does cover disability due to mental illness, including depression, but this only applies if the treatment a person is receiving is unsuccessful. The accommodations cannot cause undue...
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