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The Neuroscience of Depression

by Breaking Taboo | Feb 18, 2022 | Articles, Depression

What is Depression? One of the world’s leading causes of disability, depression is a mental illness that is frequently experienced with symptoms of dejected moods, disinterest, excessive self-criticism, and many others. Given the pervasiveness of depression as an...

How To Talk To Someone Struggling With Depression

by bt_admin | Nov 19, 2018 | Articles, Depression

There are many symptoms of depression, including loss of energy, loss of appetite, negative thoughts of death or self-harm, lack of motivation in school and at work, weight loss or gain, difficulty sleeping, feelings of worthlessness, negative mood, irrational...

Visualizing My Depression & Deciding to Be Through With It!

by bt_admin | Aug 15, 2018 | Articles, Depression

When I visualize my depression, I like to think of a block. A large, muddy cube that stands between me and everything else. I like to think of my depression this way because it captures it in a visual, it gives it a physical identity despite everything trapped up...

My Grief Comes In Waves

by bt_admin | Jul 27, 2018 | Articles, Depression, Suicide

“I think I’m in the anger stage.” My father tells me this in the bleak morning of Monday, December 4, 2017. The sun is streaming through the windows and the air is bitter and cold, even within the house. My skin is clammy and I feel so tired, yet wide awake. I clutch...