Depression, unlike what most people think, is beyond having a bad mood, being unhappy, or having episodes of stress and grief. However, because of how “common” the symptoms of depression are, such as changes in sleeping and/or eating habits, weight loss or gain, and lack of enthusiasm and motivation, people often see it as just a normal phase in one’s life which will eventually go away if ignored. Needless to say, depression is more than that. It is a chronic mental illness which, if left untreated, may cause you and your family serious problems. At its worst, it may lead the depressed individual to consider, attempt or eventually commit suicide. That is why, even at the early stages of depression, it would be best to seek professional help from a Depression Treatment Center right away. A facility that would be able to provide the most advanced mental health treatment for psychological problems, as well as present an environment that will enable the patient to heal a ...