Types of Depression
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a mood disorder that causes distressing symptoms that affect how you feel, think, and handle daily activities, such as sleeping, eating, or working.

Depression

100

today's group topic

depression/what is depression/depression 101

100

demographic that usually presents irritable, angry, or very tired

men

100

type of medication used to treat depression

anti-depressants

200

Length of time depression symptoms need to be present for a "depression" diagnosis

2 weeks

200
percentage of adults in the U.S. with depression

10

200

demographic that experiences depression most often

women

200

type of treatment that teaches people how to think and behave differently 

psychotherapy

300

Person diagnosed w/ this form may have episodes of major depression along w/ periods of less severe symptoms. Have symptoms for 2+ years.

Persistent Depressive Disorder

300

how many symptoms need to be present for 2+ weeks for a depression diagnosis

5

300

demographic that may get in trouble at school, sulk, or be irritable

older children/teens

300

may be an option for people with severe depression who do not respond to antidepressant medications. (not the official name)

brain stimulation therapy

400

typically starts in the late fall and early winter and going away during the spring and summer.  

Seasonal Affective Disorder

400

part of your brain that is smaller in people with depression (2 parts)

frontal lobe & hippocampus

400

demographic that clings to parents and pretends to be sick

younger children

400

average length of time for antidepressants to work

2-4 weeks

500

Type of depression women experience during or after pregnancy

Perinatal Depression

500

on average, how long does it take a person w/ a mental illness to reach out for help

10 years

500

Demographic that may not admit to feelings of grief or guilt. less obvious symptoms

elderly/older people

500

official name for brain stimulation therapy

electroconvulsive therapy (ECT)