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The Mind-Body Connection: Depression and Its Effects On Physical Health

Posted on 2007-04-17 by Andrew Gottlieb, Ph.D.
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I will return to the theme of happiness in a few more days, but today we will continue with our series about depression, based on Peter Cramer’s book Against Depression, which I heartily recommend to anyone who wants to learn … Continue reading →

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Mild Depression, A Mild Problem?

Posted on 2006-11-10 by Andrew Gottlieb, Ph.D.
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  More from Peter Cramer’s book Against Depression, which I heartily recommend to anyone who wants to learn more about depression. We talked about the full blown diagnosis of depression. For a diagnosis of major depression you need 5 or … Continue reading →

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The Natural History of Depression

Posted on 2006-11-03 by Andrew Gottlieb, Ph.D.
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I’m still reading Peter Cramer’s book Against Depression, which is his follow-up to Listening to Prozac, his groundbreaking book about depression and Prozac. This is a fascinating book, as good as Listening to Prozac. I continue to be impressed by … Continue reading →

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Depression: No Big Problem? Right? Wrong!

Posted on 2006-10-05 by Andrew Gottlieb, Ph.D.
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Here is some more good stuff from Peter Cramer’s book Against Depression, which is his follow-up to Listening to Prozac, his groundbreaking book about depression and Prozac. This is a fascinating book, as good as Listening to Prozac. If you … Continue reading →

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Depression in Middle Age and Beyond

Posted on 2006-09-20 by Andrew Gottlieb, Ph.D.
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Here is some more fascinating stuff from Peter Cramer’s book Against Depression, which is his follow-up to Listening to Prozac, his groundbreaking book about depression and Prozac. This is a fascinating book, as good or better than Listening to Prozac. … Continue reading →

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