Depression Education

SYMPTOMS OF DEPRESSION

PHYSICAL

MENTAL

PERSONAL

INTERPERSONAL

Loss of energy

Hopelessness

Feelings of Guilt

Social withdrawal

Persistent lethargy

Suicidal thoughts

Indecisiveness

Irritability

Unexplained pains

Prolonged sadness

Inability to enjoy former interests

Unexplained aches

Unexplained crying spells

Feelings of worthlessness

Significant appetite changes

Inability to concentrate

Significant changes in sleep patterns

Indifference

Agitation

Anxiety

Pessimism

Facts About Depression

Depression affects nearly 20 million Americans each year.
Two-thirds of people experiencing depression do not seek treatment.
People with untreated severe depression often have increased thoughts of suicide.
Treatment works. More than 80% of all people with clinical depression who receive proper treatment significantly improve their lives.
Screenings are often times the first step in getting help.