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All about depression
Signs and Symptoms
How is depression diagnosed?
Brain Function in Depression
What are the subtypes of depression?
Public Health Significance
Causes
What causes depression?
Factors in depression
The role of the brain
Treatment for Depression
Three main types of treatment
Getting the best treatment
How much does it cost?
Treatment with Antidepressants
Why medication?
Facts about antidepressants
Types of antidepressants
Effets secondaires
Psychological Treatment
Psychotherapy and supportive therapy
What type of psychotherapy should I chose?
Social interventions
For those concerned
What is depression?
Signs and Symptoms
For young people
Why do I need information on depression?
What is depression?
What is ”adolescence”?
How normal are my feelings?
Depression in adolescents
What should I know about self-harm?
Depression is a treatable illness
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I’m worried about someone…
Become informed
Knowing the signs
Recognize the signs and symptoms
Information for parents of adolescents
Depression is a treatable illness
Getting the best treatment
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Minding your own mental health
For professionals
The role of professionals
General Practitioners
What should a GP know?
Symptoms of depression
What can a GP do about depression?
Screening for depression
Treating depression
Antidepressants
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Elements of appropriate general management
Assessing suicidal risk
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Challenging myths about antidepressants
Suicidal risk
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What should a journalist know?
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Appropriate reporting
Recommendations for media
Teachers
What should a teacher know?
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About depression
All about depression
Signs and Symptoms
How is depression diagnosed?
Brain Function in Depression
What are the subtypes of depression?
Public Health Significance
Causes
What causes depression?
Factors in depression
The role of the brain
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Treatment for Depression
Three main types of treatment
Getting the best treatment
How much does it cost?
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Treatment with Antidepressants
Why medication?
Facts about antidepressants
Types of antidepressants
Effets secondaires
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Psychological Treatment
Psychotherapy and supportive therapy
What type of psychotherapy should I chose?
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Social interventions
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For those concerned
What is depression?
Signs and Symptoms
For young people
Why do I need information on depression?
What is depression?
What is ”adolescence”?
How normal are my feelings?
Depression in adolescents
What should I know about self-harm?
Depression is a treatable illness
Back
Selftest
Getting Help
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For family & friends
I’m worried about someone…
Become informed
Knowing the signs
Recognize the signs and symptoms
Information for parents of adolescents
Back
Depression is a treatable illness
Getting the best treatment
What can I do?
Minding your own mental health
Back
For professionals
The role of professionals
General Practitioners
What should a GP know?
Symptoms of depression
What can a GP do about depression?
Screening for depression
Treating depression
Antidepressants
Referring to other services
Elements of appropriate general management
Assessing suicidal risk
Back
Pharmacists
What should a pharmacist know?
What can a pharmacist do?
More about pharmacotherapy for depression
Challenging myths about antidepressants
Suicidal risk
Back
Media
What should a journalist know?
What can a journalist do?
Appropriate reporting
Recommendations for media
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Teachers
What should a teacher know?
What can a teacher do?
Exploring suicidal risk
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Police
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What can a police officer do?
Asking about suicidal thoughts and behaviour
Approaching a person “on the edge”
Informing bereaved relatives of a suicide
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