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Depressed mood is common and can take many forms: an adjustment reaction to a life event; a mild, long-standing state of sadness; or a deep despair that makes it hard to function from day-to-day. Depressed mood can be a "normal" reaction to a loss, a seasonal episode ("winter blues"), or a response to childbirth ("post-partum depression"). Whatever its origin, all people who suffer from depression can benefit from the support of caring others. This Care Topic is designed to address the need for support and to facilitate the exchange of information on depression and its treatment.
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Being the Expert on Yourself
by Mary Ellen Copeland, MS, MA
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Between Depression and the Blues
by John M. Grohol, Psy.D.
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Blueprints for Building Self-Esteem
by Mary Ellen Copeland, MS, MA
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Coming Out Of The Mire
by Mary Ellen Copeland, MS, MA
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Depression
by Dawn-Elise Snipes
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Depression Can Be Hazardous to Your Health
by Allan Schwartz
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Developing a Wellness Toolbox
by Mary Ellen Copeland, MS, MA
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Enjoying the Winter Holiday Season
by Mary Ellen Copeland, MS, MA
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Guide to Developing a WRAP – Wellness Recovery Action Plan
by Mary Ellen Copeland, MS, MA
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Identifying and Treating Major Depression
by Marie Hartwell-Walker, Ed.D.
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