Situational depression refers to symptoms of depression that occur for a short time and after facing a significant stressor that has overwhelmed your ability to cope. It’s formally known as ...

Situational depression may go away on its own, after time passes and you get used to your new situation. But there are things you can do to improve your feelings of sadness and manage stress.

Situational depression and clinical depression are two types of depression with similar symptoms. However, despite the similarities, there are a handful of differences between situational and ...

But situational depression can affect anyone, even if you’re not genetically prone to mental health conditions. It also can turn into major depression or a serious mental illness, like it did ...

But situational depression can affect anyone, even if you’re not genetically prone to mental health conditions. It also can turn into major depression or a serious mental illness, ...

Depression can feel like you're under a perpetual dark cloud and cause you to feel blue or in a grumpy mood. You may feel ...

Here's an explanation of what some call "unemployment depression," as well as steps to cope with it: We're independent, but we're also lonely. And unemployment shines a spotlight on that.

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No two people experience depression the same way. This post describes four different types of depression: Situational, biological, psychological, and existential.

Depressive experiences can be labeled as "situational" based on severity of symptoms, timing and length. Depression is not a one-size-fits-all experience. For many, it persists for a long time or ...

I’ve been avoiding this topic because it’s so heavy and complex, but I can’t call myself a mental health advocate without mentioning grief and how it compounds the issue. My instinct when it ...