Types of Depression
Most people have heard about Major Depression and Bipolar Disorder, but what about mild to moderate depression? What do you do if you become depressed because of a job loss or a divorce? Are these symptoms treatable? Reviewing the diagnostic explanations for different types of depression as a way to self-diagnose is not recommended. There are many factors that go into identification and treatment of depression and other psychological problems, and only a qualified mental health professional should diagnose psychological problems. The information provided on this web site is intended to help you determine whether you, or a friend or family member, should consult a psychologist, or other mental health professional, for an evaluation and treatment. When you need to talk to someone who can help with depression, consult a psychologist or other quslified mental health professional.
Information is available about different types of depression:
- Depression, Not otherwise specified
- Adjustment Disorder, with depressed mood
- Reactive Depression
- Major Depression
- Dysthymic Disorder
- Bipolar Depression
More Information About Depression
- Clinical Depression
- Information about the causes of depression
- Cognitive Therapy for Depression
- Antidepressant Medications
- How does depression affect women?
- Types of Depression
- Identifying and evaluating depression
- Dysthymic disorder
- Much More Information About Depression and Bipolar Disorder
- Frequently asked questions about depression