Why The National Depression Hotline
The National Depression Hotline is a nationwide resource for people struggling with depression. We know how hard it is to find reliable, and free resources to help yourself or a loved one. This website does just that. If you want to talk, getting help for depression is only a phone call away. Our free hotline is available 24/7.
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What Does It Mean to be Depressed?
January 23, 2023
What Does “Depression” Mean? According to the World Health Organization, there are approximately 280 million people all over the world with depression. This is 3.8%
Comprehensive Guide on Depression for Parents
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Understanding and Supporting Your Depressed Teen: Coping with the Challenges of Adolescence Being a teenager can make for a challenging time because of expectations at
What do you call a Short Depressive Episode?
January 17, 2023
Understanding Short Depressive Episodes and How to Treat Them Short depressive episodes are characterized as periods of depression that typically last less than two
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“My wife had been struggling with anxiety and depression for some time, and it was tearing us apart. I didn’t know where to turn so I called the National Depression Hotline. They gave me the resources and steps to take to get my wife help.” – Anonymous Caller
Depression and Addiction
Depression and addiction often go hand in hand. Many people who are struggling with addiction also suffer from depression.
What is the National Depression Hotline?
The National Depression Hotline is free and here to help anyone with depression or a mental health crisis. If you or a loved one recognize depression or anxiety, reach out and take advantage of the resources available to you. We can help you connect with a specialist who will pinpoint the causes or triggers of your struggles, and develop a plan for addressing them. A rehabilitation program may be the best option if you’re struggling with a mental health disorder. This provides you with a safe environment to get the help you need to find your own path to recovery.