How Can Therapists Reach a Wider Array of Black Patients?
Research illuminates a language gap between therapists and some Black Americans.
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Depression
Voices
The Problem With Normalizing Period Pain
My experience with Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder, a debilitating condition that's often mistaken for PMS or depression
Voices
5 People On Taking Ketamine For Depression
The off-label treatment is becoming an increasingly popular fix for severe and resistant-treatment depression.
Explainers
‘Summertime Sadness’ Is a Real Issue
Seasonal affective disorder doesn't always look like the winter blues. Some people feel low when the temperature rises.
Explainers
How Can I Tell If My Antidepressants Are Working?
A guide to help you understand when an antidepressant is (or isn’t) doing its job and how to discuss your progress with your doctor.
Scopes
The Ongoing Quest to Figure Out SAD
More than 30 years after seasonal affective disorder was first identified, understanding the condition remains a work in progress.
Explainers
What to Know About Antidepressants and Pregnancy
Overcome by sadness during what should have been one of the happiest times of my life, I grappled with the decision to take medication.
Voices
My Mindful Depression Diet
A U.K.-based writer eats granola with her nondominant hand and embraces device-free meals.