I can't think of 1.: A mild depressive episode may not be considered a severe mental disorder. However, i take major depressive episodes seriously. Take care.
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Depression is a: Serious disorder; however, there are many ways to help people cope with depression and live productive lives. A combination of medication and psychotherapy has been found to be the treatment of choice. It is serious, but with treatment, it can be alleviated.
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None! CanDestroyLife: Depression is primarily a human spirit/mind issue: though brain commonly treated. As embodied souls connected to our minds ; using our complex+fragile brain to process ; store experiences + operate our complex ; fragile body so that we can stay within these 4 dimensions for a period of time, prolonged grief ; hopelessness can destroy both our ; others lives. Degree of severity varies widely.
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"Major" depression.: There's a difference between someone having a "bout" of depression and someone truly having major depression. While most people will have a depressive episode during their lifetime, much fewer people are diagnosed with depression as an actual diagnosis.
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