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a big change in mood
-anxiety
- loss of interest In many things
- loneliness
- sadness
mood swings
apathy
fatigue
excessive hunger
excessive weight gain or excessive weight loss
lack of sleep
always tired
not energetic
irritation
excessive crying

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-The causes to depression are unknown, but we can say that it is linked to development. This usually happens due to recent life events, there are a number of reasons, them being:
PERSONAL FACTORS
-Family history
-Personality
-Serious medical illness
-Drug and alcohol use
Also CHANGES IN THE BRAIN

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-Provides you with a great range of resources that teach you about the mental illness.
-Has a number of ways to get in contact with them, them being if you have to call and is also opened 24/7, you can chat to them online and also provide access to helpful resources.
-They also provide stories from actual people.
-Also allow you to support them by donating, volunteering and raise funds for lifeline.

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-Has a great range of supportive help on there web page.
-Has a number of help lines, including immediate support, professional help and national help lines
-Also provides facts about who and affects and how it affects them.
-To get involved in this, you are able to donate money to them, join there online community and other numerous ways to help and support them.

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-Beyond Blue; organisation that addresses depression and other mental illnesses.
-Lifeline; organisation that helps in all categories of mental illness.
-These websites are helpful because they both talk to people and help out.

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-1 in 20 (5%) of young Australians have experienced depression.
-40% of Australians with a mental health condition suffer chronic physical illness.
-1 in 5 men and 1 in 8 females suffer from depression.
-There is nearly 3 million Australians who suffer from depression.
- 1 in 4 men are likely to seek help leaving 35% of Australians who actually get help.
-500,000 Australian people living with depression and a substance use disorder at the same time.
-3 million Australian people are living with depression right now.

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Depression can be defined as  feelings of severe loss of hope and a sad and depressed state. While we all feel sad, moody or low from time to time, some people experience these feelings intensely, for long periods of time (weeks, months or even years) and sometimes without any reason at all. Depression is more than just a low mood – it's a serious condition that affects your physical and mental health.