[Self-Test] Depression in Adults
Depression is an extremely common and serious mood disorder that impacts roughly 14.8 million adults each year. Here, learn how the symptoms of major depressive disorder may present in adults, and whether you show signs of being depressed.
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Depression in Adults: Next Steps
1. Take This Test: Generalized Anxiety Disorder in Adults
2. Take This Test: ADHD Symptoms in Women
3. Take This Test: Autism in Adults
4. Take This Test: Do You Have Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria?
5. Read: Is It ADHD, Depression, or Both?
6. Learn How to Treat Depression
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Not even sure where to start. I saw Dr Dodson 5 years ago and for the first time in my life I actually began to see the world outside add. Unfortunately I’ve move to Atlanta and had Avery understanding primary care physician who followed the plan Dr. Dodson had set up for me. Now I had to change to another physician and 1. She. Must. E 30 years younger than me and2. She would not dream of looking at Dodsons report. She wanted me to go to a psh.hospital and seek treatment for depression. Granted I am depressed because I’m not medicated accurately.I have laid in my bed all day with no motivation. On top I have severe ulcerative colitis brought on I’m sure from working 12 to 14 hours a day at a middle school who after 3 years did not ask me to return. I’m 63 years old now unemployed,living with a friend ,and spending what savings I have left. I have no retirement because I spent 30 years working in private schools and running my own tutorial business for Adhd add dyslexia and well you get the picture.