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When the world is red and green but you’re feeling blue, try these tips to get you through.
Ask questions and communicate openly with your doctor.
Tips for helping yourself, your loved one and your relationship
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Openly communicate, accept your grief as normal and seek support when you need it.
Break free from depression, even if you’re dealing with chronic illness.
Know who to turn to when you need help with depression.
Suspect suicidal thoughts? Don’t look away.
The key to all 10: Be present and encouraging
Although connected, each of these states has its own sources and solutions.
Understand contributing factors, signs and what to do for a depressed teen.
Feeling blue? Curling up with a carton of ice cream is about the worst thing you can do.
Depression takes a toll on mind and body, so know how to ease the physical impact.