Depresstion?
Question by kacie.laine: Depresstion? What are some of the signs/ symptoms of depresstion? and how can you tell if you are depressed or if its just hormones or a “stage” I think i spelt depression wrong LOL Best answer: Answer by kittykatsome symptoms of depression are, loss of interest in daily activities, loss of interest in friends, or socializing, wanting to sleep all the time, or not at all, not eating well or eating too much .Thoughts of suicide, lack of concentration, low self esteem , wanting to just crawl into a hole and stay there. Read more... ...
30 Minutes of Meditation Can Reduce Depression, Anxiety
by London Permaculture 30 minutes of meditation can reduce depression, anxiety Washington: Scientists, including one of Indian-origin, have found that 30 minutes of daily meditation may reduce symptoms of anxiety and depression. "A lot of people use meditation, but it's not a practice considered part of mainstream medical therapy … Read more on Firstpost Physical Inactivity After Cardiac Surgery Linked With Higher Risk of Depression Approximately half of patients suffering from depression before cardiac surgery remain depressed one year after surgery, and an additional 20% of patients who undergo coronary artery bypass grafting experience new or elevated depressive symptoms after … Read more on Science Daily (press release) Read more... ...
Free Alcoholic Treatment Centers Alcohol Addiction Facilities
Free Alcoholic Treatment Centers Alcohol Addiction Facilities – Free Alcoholic Treatment Centers Alcohol Addiction Facilities songs about depression,severe depression treatment,depressive disorder nos,depressive,major dep… Attitudes towards psychiatric treatment and people with mental illness … Matthias C. Angermeyer, MD, Center for Public Mental Health, Gösing am Wagram, Austria, and Department of Public Health, University of Cagliari, Italy; Herbert Matschinger, PhD, Institute of Social Medicine, Occupational Health and Public Health … Read more on British Journal of Psychiatry Read more... ...
Parents & Peer Pressure
Parents & peer pressure The report concludes that working at not making comparisons can help us to be better parents, that being honest in order to get good advice and accepting that no one is perfect are also beneficial. Non-judgmental friends are your best bet. Dr Berens … Read more on Khaleej Times MARTIN SAMUEL – DEBATE: How dare Manchester United and Arsenal try to … Get a grip. Inzagi, Dublin. Don't they do arithmetic in Ireland any more? Thierry Henry £11m, Dennis Bergkamp £7.5m, Sylvain Wiltord £13m, Jose Reyes £10.5m, so that's £42m right there and we're only through the forward line. Having watched Arsenal for … Read more on Daily Mail Read more... ...
Bumps Ahead
by ManWithAToyCamera Bumps Ahead Filed under: depression in men The American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) estimates that 14-23 percent of women experience depression during pregnancy. Already, women are at higher risk for depression than men — in fact, according to the National Institute of … Read more on Babble Recession depression hits men harder Filed under: depression in men … Medical Journal. Drawing from a sample of over 100,000 people, Srinivasa Vittal Katikireddi, from the Social and Public Health Sciences Group in Glasgow, and colleagues discovered higher rates of anxiety and depression in men linked to recession. Read more on Financial Times Read more... ...
Embarrassing Bodies – Depression in the Elderly Leading to Itching
Embarrassing Bodies – Depression in the elderly leading to itching – 84 year old Audrey popped in to see Dr Pixie over her agonising all over itching that had been tormenting her for 3-years. Dr Pixie diagnoses the relatively common Pruritis, which causes people to constantly itch and scratch. Noting how difficult the condition can be to treat Dr Pixie sends Audrey to psychiatrist Dr David Ryan who thinks the itching could be psychological and most likely a by-product of depression. He suggests that Audrey gets out of the house more and thinks some social interaction could do her the world of good. Audrey takes heed of the advice and attends a local age concern group which would hopefully set her on the road to recovery. This new series explores the conditions and ailments that leave many of us a little red-faced and aims to de-stigmatise common complaints. Read more... ...