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Welcome to DILARA AND SASHA's Depression Padlet 

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Welcome to DILARA AND SASHA's Depression Padlet 

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Who you surround yourself with

Poverty

School

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Low in social activities, close relationship, quality close relationships, family actives and network contact

High in family argument

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Friction, hostility and a lack of affection

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Loss of loved one through bereavement or separation

Loss of job

Loss of friendship

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Not achieving particular goals

Not finding your life partner

Not getting a particular job

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Depression is a lasting and continuous, deeply sad mood or loss of pleasure. In contrast, mania can be considered to be the opposite of depression.

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Stressful life events such as…

Unemployment

Financial worries

Serious difficulties with spouse

Parents and children

Physical illness

Major changes in life circumstance

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>Psychological - This can be treated with the help of a therapist like a psychologist.
>Biological - This can be treated with the help of medication that can be prescribed by a doctor (Antidepressant Drugs)
> Social - This can be treated with the support and help from friends and social groups.

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Over stressing the negative

Taking the responsibility for bad events

Having inflexible rules about how one should behave

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> Nerve cells in the brain communicate by a chemical called a neurotransmitter.
>During depression there is a reduced activity of this chemical
> This can disturb certain parts of the brain's function such as a lack of sleep, sex, appetite .

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>Some types of hormonal changes can cause depression.
>The brain can go through hormonal changes before and during depressive times( also during puberty)
>This can result to less or more hormone production

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> feelings of worthlessness
> failure and guilt
> no confidence
>withdrawal from close family and friends
> fatigue
>changes in sleep habits and appetite

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The Genetic Factors of Depression (Biological) 

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The Genetic Factors of Depression (Biological) 

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Depression often can run in families, which can suggest to us that individuals may inherit depression through genes.

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> Genes, Hormones and Brain Chemicals such as neurotransmitters.