12 Types of Depression: Understanding and Finding Support.

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12 Types of Depression: Understanding and Finding Support.  Feeling down from time to time is normal, but when it persists, it may be a sign of depression. Let’s delve into the various types of depression and learn how to navigate them with understanding and support.  References: https://www.webmd.com/depression/ss/slideshow-depression-types

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00:09 Alright, today we are going to talk about, 12 types of depression,

00:13 understanding and finding support. Feeling down from time to time is normal,

00:18 but when it persists, it may be a sign of depression. Let's delve into the various

00:23 types of depression and learn how to navigate them with understanding and support.

00:27 1. Major Depressive Disorder. This common form of depression is

00:31 characterized by a range of symptoms affecting mood, cognition, and behavior.

00:35 Seeking help is essential for effective management. Symptoms may include feelings of sadness,

00:41 lack of interest in activities, insomnia, difficulty making decisions, impaired concentration,

00:47 excessive sleepiness, suicidal thoughts or behaviors, changes in appetite, and feelings

00:52 of guilt or worthlessness. 2. Persistent Depressive Disorder, also known as

00:57 dysthymic disorder or dysthymia, this chronic condition requires attention and support,

01:02 especially if symptoms persist for over two years.

01:05 3. Bipolar Disorder. Featuring alternating periods of mania and depression,

01:10 bipolar disorder requires comprehensive management to stabilize mood swings.

01:15 4. Seasonal Affective Disorder. Seasonal changes can impact mood,

01:20 leading to symptoms similar to depression, particularly during fall and winter.

01:24 It may improve on its own when spring comes. Treatment options include light therapy and

01:29 medication. 5. Psychotic Depression. Hallucinations and

01:33 delusions accompany this severe form of depression, often necessitating immediate medical intervention.

01:39 6. Postpartum Depression. Mothers experiencing intense feelings of sadness and anxiety after

01:45 childbirth may be dealing with postpartum depression, requiring understanding and support

01:50 from healthcare professionals. 7. Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder.

01:55 Severe PMS symptoms can significantly affect daily life, warranting medical evaluation and

02:00 personalized treatment. 8. Adjustment Disorder. Life stressor can

02:05 trigger depressive symptoms which start within three months of a stressful event, and they're

02:09 usually gone six months later. It is important to seek support during challenging times.

02:15 9. Atypical Depression. Characterized by unique symptoms such as mood improvements in response to

02:20 positive events, atypical depression requires careful assessment and management.

02:25 10. Treatment-Resistant Depression. Some individuals may require additional support

02:30 and interventions to manage depression effectively, underscoring the need for ongoing care.

02:35 11. Subsyndromal Depression. Even if symptoms don't meet the criteria for a formal diagnosis,

02:41 seeking support for distressing symptoms is crucial for overall well-being.

02:45 12. Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder. Children experiencing chronic irritability

02:51 and outbursts may require specialized support to manage disruptive mood symptoms effectively.

02:56 Remember, seeking help and support is essential for managing depression effectively,

03:01 regardless of its type. With understanding and compassion, we can navigate the challenges of

03:06 depression and work towards improved mental health and well-being.

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