The New York Times had an interesting article about how depression is often misdiagnosed in the US, and how most people who actually have depression don’t get treatment. They reference a research study just published in the JAMA Internal Medicine. … Continue reading
Are stay-at-home moms more depressed than working mothers? In a Gallup poll released last week, stay-at-home moms showed a 28% depression rate compared to 17% of working mothers and 17% of working women without children. Stay-at-home mothers reported more anger, … Continue reading
What works in Cognitive Therapy? Do cognitive methods work better than behavioral methods in the treatment of depression? Read on to find out… Continue reading
A study published in the February 2009 issue of the Archives of General Psychiatry found that those teenagers who watched more than 9 hours a day of television where more likely to become depressed as young adults. The researchers used … Continue reading
A new study reported in the Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry found some interesting results of a study of teenage depression and its treatment. This study of 439 teenage children with major depression, done at … Continue reading