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WHAT MISCONCEPTIONS ARE THERE REGARDING DEPRESSION? 

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WHAT MISCONCEPTIONS ARE THERE REGARDING DEPRESSION? 

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HOW CAN STIGMATIZING DEPRESSION BE HARMFUL TO THOSE WHO HAVE IT? 

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HOW CAN STIGMATIZING DEPRESSION BE HARMFUL TO THOSE WHO HAVE IT? 

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"What Is Depression?" - Helen M. Farrell

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"What Is Depression?" - Helen M. Farrell

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In this animated TEDTalk, Helen M. Farrell explains what depression is, and what it isn't. She explains the difference between feeling depressed and having depression, and she gives some tips for people who don't have it on how they can help loved ones who do.

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The Perks of Being a Wallflower - Stephen Chbosky

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The Perks of Being a Wallflower - Stephen Chbosky

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In his attempt to navigate the world around him, Charlie decides to write letters to a friend during his freshman year of high school. A lot happens this year, though, and he ends up learning and understanding much more about himself than ever before. It's also been adapted into a movie which Stephen Chbosky, himself, directed.

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On the two-year anniversary on Robin William's death, this TIME article reflects on the suicide of a man who brought joy to so many others--the suicide that shocked the nation. Matt Haig, author of Reasons to Stay Alive, comments on the popular belief that suicide is selfish. He urges us not to make other peoples' deaths about ourselves and furthers the conversation about viewing depression as an illness and erasing the stigma.

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'Suicide Is Not Selfish': Author on Robin Williams' Death

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British novelist Matt Haig wrote a post on suicide on the anniversary of the death of Robin Williams

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When 8-year-old Mary decides she wants a friend, she uses a phonebook to write a letter to someone in America. This person she chooses is Max--a friendless middle-aged man on the autism spectrum. This claymation movie shares the story of their true friendship and the hardships they encounter along the way.

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The Mainfesto on How To Be Interesting -  Holly Bourne

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The Mainfesto on How To Be Interesting -  Holly Bourne

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Bree is a loser in high school, but that doesn't mean she's not ambitious. She comes up with six foolproof steps to becoming interesting so that she can infiltrate the popoular crowd. This is a book about high school drama, identity, and self harm.

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David Adam has dealt with OCD for over twenty years and wrote this book as an attempt to understand the human brain. The writing differs from personal memoirs to stories of scientific discoveries and historical accounts of patients and the treatments they received. It challenges the way we view mental illness and "normalcy."

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Often making the list of Top Banned Books in Schools for its use of profanity and sexual portrayal, The Catcher in the Rye tells the story of Holden Caulfield when he leaves his prep school and goes underground in NYC for three days. It's a story about depression and growing up and seems to be loved by just as many peoples as it seems to be hated.

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Often called a "haunting American classic," The Bell Jar tells the unabridged story of Esther Greenwood and all of her insanity. Plath's writing invites you in for the journey and experience depression in the 1950s, in the body of a 19-year-old girl.

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In this book, Scott Stossel invites you into his world--the world of a man with a long-standing battle with anxiety. He dives into the history of it as well as the most recent research done by today's neuroscientists. This book offers perspective on the most common form of officially classified mental illness--one that tends to go hand and hand with depression.

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Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence star in this 2012 award-winning comedy-drama. Pat (Cooper) moves back in with his parents after spending some time in a psychiatric hospital. His life becomes even more complicated when Tiffany (Lawrence) enters it with problems of her own.

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"Okay!" Dodie begins the video in a cheery voice. "Sometimes you have good days and sometimes you have bad days and this is about the bad days." In her song she talks about what it's like to feel down when it seems like everyone else in the world is heading up.

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"Explaining My Depression to my Mom" - Sabrina Benaim

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"Explaining My Depression to my Mom" - Sabrina Benaim

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A spoken word piece written and performed by Sabrina Benaim in which she discusses what it's like to have depression and what it's like to explain it to people who don't understand--and to beg them to try. In her powerful final line she says, "Mom still doesn't understand. Mom, can't you see? Neither do I."

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Sabrina Benaim - Explaining My Depression to My Mother

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In this BuzzFeed video, Kelsey shares her two-part story of diagnoses and medication. She discusses what she's dealt with--from depression to anxiety to bipolar disorder to adult ADHD--and shares the benefits and struggles that come with medication. "The threat of unpredictability," she shares, "is the scariest part when something depressing happens to someone with depression.

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In three minutes, the men at asapSCIENCE look into the question of what's going on inside a person with depression. They talk about the chemicals in the brain, the genetic components that go into it, and the psychological and social implications that play into it as well.

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It's Kind of a Funny Story - Ned Vizzini

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It's Kind of a Funny Story - Ned Vizzini

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After a suicide attempt, 16-year-old Craig Gilner finds himself in an adult's psychiatric hospital. During his stay he focuses on himself to try to make sense of everything that has happened and why it's all happening to him.

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In the first song off of her 2015 Album Froot, Marina shares her revelations about what it means to be happy and takes a look at life after depression.

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MARINA AND THE DIAMONDS - Happy [Official Audio]

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In his first song (besides the introduction) on his 2009 Album Man On The Moon, Kid Cudi starts the conversation about depression and suicidal thoughts and why he isn't happy. He talks about his life growing up and sings,  "not many people on this planet understand." This is the anthem for people who can't understand why they feel this way when others simply can't relate.