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Here’s a list of resources for gaining access to mental health services if money and insurance are limited.

Did you know skin health is connected to our mood? Learn about the fascinating link between your skin, the nervous system, and mood disorders.

Weight gain is unfairly a side effect of most antidepressants. But some seem to pack on the pounds much more than others. Learn about which drugs cause the least weight gain and other valuable information.

Are your antidepressants affecting your libido? Here’s what you can do about it.

Insights from the doctor who first diagnosed SAD and the first to use light therapy to treat it.

A recent study found that Migraine patients with anxiety or depressive disorders were not more likely to overuse acute medications.

The FDA has changed the brand name of an antidepressant to avoid confusion with a blood-thinning medication.

Psychotherapy is used to describe a variety of talk therapies that treat emotional, behavioral, personality, and psychiatric disorders. Here’s what else you need to know.