Quiz: Best Choices for Being Supportive
Many people find themselves at a loss when confronted with depression in close friends and relatives. Do you know the best options for being supportive?
Helping a Friend or Family Member Who Is Depressed
The most effective, proven method of treating depression is through talk therapy, antidepressant medications, or a combination of both. Otherwise, here are a few things you can do to lend a helping hand.
Depression and a Loved One
Day-to-day interactions with someone who is chronically depressed can affect your relationship. It can create animosity and distance. Often you may even become depressed yourself.
Depression and HIV: Double Trouble
Depression is both a very real reaction to being diagnosed with HIV and a possible side effect to medication.
Gays, Substance Abuse, and Depression
A culture of homophobia causes lifelong struggles with depression and substance abuse in the gay community.
Depression: So Misunderstood
Surprising findings on depression that you should know about.
The Pressure to Look Good: Part 2
Designer John Bartlett joins Dr. Frank Spinelli in the second video about the way men perceive their looks.
Depression and HIV
Most people think depression is an inevitable reaction to being diagnosed with HIV. But what happens after the initial shock wears off?
Body Image: Never Big Enough
Body image is closely tied to self-esteem, and gay men who are preoccupied with perceived flaws in their physique are at increased risk for depression, anxiety, substance abuse, and eating disorders.
Anxiety and Depression Together?
When these two conditions come together focused treatment is called for.
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