Depression

According to several studies, teenagers and college-aged adults classified in the Gen Z cohort are experiencing higher rates of depression than the previous generation. And experts don’t know exactly why.

You know that depression can be a serious condition. But do you know that there’s more than one type of depression? What most people are thinking of when they talk

What is situational depression? Situational depression may also be referred to as adjustment disorder, and it’s a type of depression that is triggered by some type of significant change or

Being a high school athlete can look like a dream come true for many teens. They get to participate on a competitive level in an activity they enjoy – often

Depression adds a layer of difficulty to life that can sometimes seem overwhelming. When even simple tasks seem complicated and high goals seem farther away than ever, it can be

Depression is a common mental health issue that affects millions of Americans each year. Its symptoms range from crying and sadness to anger and physical aches and pains. In severe

As a parent, it can sometimes be difficult to read your teen. He or she might seem moody, sad, elated, or angry for no discernible reason. In addition, your teen’s

The teen years are often rife with strong emotions. Your teen might be happy one day (or hour!)  and sad the next. While mood swings are usually par for the

Seasonal depression, sometimes called seasonal affective disorder or SAD, is a type of depression that can occur during the winter months. Occasionally, SAD will occur during the spring or summer