Tools You Can Use to Discover Mental Health Issues Early
Today is National Depression Screening Day—a day that emphasizes the importance of detecting depression early. Too often, depression is undiagnosed or undertreated. The sooner the diagnosis, the more likely depression can be managed.
Fast Facts on Depression in Men and Women
Statistically, women appear to be diagnosed with depression more often than men. Explore the differences that may exist between genders in the presentation and diagnosis of depression.
Seasonal Sadness
As the weather gets colder and we experience less sunlight, depression symptoms intensify for many. Find out more about symptoms and treatments.
Depression in Pregnant Service Members: Three Things Providers Can Do to Help
Depression can uniquely impact service members who are pregnant. While most of us are aware of postpartum depression, fewer may know that depression can occur throughout pregnancy. Know the symptoms and facts to be able to detect and treat depression.
Screening for Depression
The VA/DOD Clinical Practice Guideline for the Management of Major Depressive Disorder recommends annual screening for depression, with more frequent screening for several high-risk populations, such as those with congestive heart failure, significant losses, chronic medical illness, or pregnant or postpartum women. Take a look at our depression screening resources.
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