Depression
Depression is one of the most common psychological illnesses, affecting approximately one in four people at some point in their lives. It affects one in two people in caring profession
Depression is a psychological condition that changes how you think and feel, and also affects your social behavior. It can also affect your sense of physical well-being.
However, once identified, most people with depression can be successfully treated.
How You Will Benefit?
Recognising depression is the first step in treating it.
Nearly two-thirds of depressed people do not get proper treatment because the symptoms are not recognised as depression.
Depressed people are seen as weak or lazy.
Social stigma causes people to avoid seeking the required treatment.
The symptoms are so disabling that many people affected cannot reach out for help.
Many symptoms are misdiagnosed as physical problems.
Individual symptoms are treated, rather than the underlying cause.
With proper treatment, nearly 80% of those with depression can make significant improvement in their mood and improve their life.
A serious loss, chronic illness, relationship problems, work stress, family crisis, financial setback, or any unwelcome life change can trigger a depressive episode.
When you feel depressed and don’t know where to turn, talk to someone who can help.
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