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When Shirley’s grandmother was hospitalized with the flu, its effects were swift and devastating, and far more severe than vomiting and headaches. “It was shocking to see her after she…

Winter is lurking; it’s right around the corner. With colder temperatures, some people look forward to “sweater weather,” cozying up around a fire and engaging in winter sports. What people…

Many people know the physical signs and symptoms of depression: Lack of interest Lethargy or exhaustion Sleeping a lot or a little Unrelenting sadness (you can often see it on…

For many people struggling with depression, their experiences are remarkably similar. They find it difficult to get out of bed. They are exhausted, not interested in making an effort, or…

You’d be shocked if you learned that most heart disease or diabetes patients go without treatment, but that’s exactly what’s happening to people with depression. A new Kaiser Permanente study…

Mental disorders are strikingly common in children and are oftentimes severe. An estimated one-fourth of children and teens experience a mental disorder of some extent in any given year. Unlike…

Have you ever seen someone post on social media: “I just woke up from my depression nap”? According to an article in the Huffington Post, a “depression nap” is a…

Across America, parents and students are experiencing the first year of college. For many young people, heading off to college means freedom and independence, learning to fend and (sometimes) cook…

Jarlath McCreanor drives a bright yellow car with the word “Aware” painted boldly across it. McCreanor is a support group facilitator with AWARE, a charity in Northern Ireland that offers…

July is Minority Mental Health Month, and this year brings into sharp focus the challenges America’s minority communities face regarding mental health.