Depression Videos

Symptoms of depression can be similar for different patients, but successful treatment is often a unique path for each individual.

A life-altering event, positive or negative, can tip the balance for those vulnerable to mood disorders.

Losing a job can be every bit as emotionally devastating as a divorce or the death of a loved one.

Depression can, unfortunately, run in families, as one woman explains.

Author Andrew Solomon on how his struggle with depression became a book that helps others with the condition.

Explaining depression to family and friends can be difficult.

Depression can complicate existing medical conditions and invite new ones.

Mental illness often runs in families, but it’s not a given.

Practical tips for working through diminished sex drive during depression.

Frank talk about why some depressed people attempt suicide.

Second pregnancy post-partum-depression fears are addressed by experts.

Who's most at risk for depression? Expert roundtable sheds light.

Expert insight on anger and depression.

Treatment is critical step for those depressed.

How to cope and manage your career while recovering from depression.

How do the stresses of major life events affect depression and recovery?

Medications and talk therapy have been proven to be beneficial, but it’s an art, not a science.

At what point is it time to reach out and get help from the experts?

Nutrition is an essential part of your overall treatment plan when you are living with depression.

Support is key to overcoming depression. Find out how to stay connected.

So how do you know when you have crossed the line into depression?

What are the physical and emotional signs that you may have more than "the blues"?

From minor to major to chronic, depression takes many forms. Find out how you can get the diagnosis you need.

Do you feel depressed when you're stressed? One does lead to the other. Use these suggestions to cope.

You’d think those who dread the stress of gift giving and parties would be happy when it’s all over—but think again.