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    Depression Depression is simply defined as a mood disorder that causes the persistent feeling of sadness and loss of interest; that tend to have an impact on both physical and mental health that is serious if no seriousness taken against it. Depression as sickness when not taken seriously may take several days, weeks or even years. Depression has always being ignored to be a minor issue that does not need the consultation from a health expert just because of the mentality that people go through…

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    Major depression disorder otherwise known as clinical depression, is a major medical illness that negatively affects how you feel, the way you think and how you act. People with clinical depression are not able to function as they used to. Often, they lose interest in activities that were once enjoyable to them and feel sad and hopeless for long periods of time. Clinical depression is not the same as feeling sad or depressed for a few days and then feeling better. It can affect your body, mood,…

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    Teen depression is no joking matter; it kills hundreds of teenagers every year and should not be something to just put down on a desk and get to it later. Frances Griffiths say "Depression is a major public health concern worldwide." (Senthilingram). Studies show that more than two thousand high school students in the United States have depression and roughly around 2.6 million teenagers from the age of twelve to seventeen have had some kind of depressive issues in the year 2013 (Senthilingram)…

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    Depression is not just a change in ones mood or a sign of weakness; it’s actually a medical condition with many factors such as emotional and physical behavioral symptoms. Many people in today’s society are ashamed to seek appropriate help and end up suffering through these hard times alone, which leads to many harmful behaviors and even worse case scenario, such as death. What people fail to realize is that depression is a health problem that has treatments, but in order for it to work one must…

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    Abandoned and alone in a room swarming with people; that is what depression is. Despite the comfort of being around a sizable amount of people, the comfort is unfelt and the person can not escape the feeling of loneliness. Those whose lives have been overtaken by the caged in illness, feel as though they are hurtling aimlessly into a dark abyss. The devouring sickness causes a deprivation of a persons happiness, catastrophically ruining it. The depicted reason behind it is unknown and the…

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    impossible. Depression is a common disorder that many people of all ages have. Depression is a mood disorder that affects your whole outlook on life. It changes the way someone feels, thinks, and how they tackle the day. A few symptoms are feeling empty, trouble sleeping, loss of interest, and thoughts of suicide. Not everyone has all of these symptoms, but could still have depression (National Institute of Mental Health). There are multiple types of depression and major depression is…

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    The Theme of Teen Depression in The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger This book study will explore the theme of teen depression in The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger. In Salinger’s novel, the main character, Holden Caulfield, is a teenager that experiences problems with depression. Holden is unable to concentrate and has vey little interest in talking with other people. These behaviors define the some of the psychological traits of depression, which prevent Holden from getting close to…

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    Depression is a severe disorder. More than 15 million people in the U.S. alone have this disorder. There are several types of depression; major depression, also known as clinical depression, persistent depressive disorder, bipolar disorder, seasonal affective disorder (SAD), psychotic depression, postpartum depression, premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD), situational depression and atypical depression. Some ways to cope with these types of depression are to reach out and stay connected to…

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    In conclusion, Clinical Depression is one of the most common major depressive disorder within the United States. Clinical Depression clients are typically reported as being sad, depression, or even suicidal. Many clients who experience Clinical Depression do not seek help because they believe getting help is a sign of weakness. However, if a client recognizes that they need help then the process will go a lot smoother. The first step in treatment is realizing and admitting that you have a…

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    Depression can take hold for many different reasons. When one becomes depressed, the mind may lose all sense of organization, imagination, and reality. I know. I've been there. I have been challenged with too much at one time. When this happens, focusing on any one thing becomes virtually impossible. It was easier to turn the T.V. on and tune out. I would sit for hours watching non thought provoking shows. I would find and create different comfort foods to shove in my mouth. Knowing none of the…

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