Persistent depressive disorder is a continuous long-term (chronic) form of depression. Persistent depressive disorder (previously referred to as Dysthymia or Dysthymic Disorder prior to the publication of the DSM V
Cognitive Symptoms of Depression and Their Implications for Clinical Practice
Research suggests depression affects much more than our mood—it affects our cognitive abilities. What does this mean, and what are these cognitive symptoms of depression? This post will define and
Understanding the Economic Burden of Depression for Adults in the United States
Depression, otherwise known as major depressive disorder (MDD), is a burdensome affliction that negatively affects functioning and is also associated with high societal costs, including substantial economic burden. What Do
Understanding Pharmacogenetic Testing and Major Depressive Disorder
You may have questions about pharmacogenetic testing and Major Depressive Disorder (MDD). Are these tests scientifically accurate, and can they help determine the best medication choices? At Mid City TMS,
What’s New with Deep Brain Stimulation Depression Treatment?
In the hopes of finding relief from their depression, many people seek information about deep brain stimulation depression treatment. Deep brain stimulation (DBS), like transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), is a
How Social Media Depression Affects Your Daily Life
There are many great aspects to social media, such as the ease of long-distance communication and the ability to connect with people you otherwise might never have met. But there
How to Use Magnets for Depression: Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
As medical science continues to evolve, so does our fundamental understanding of what depression is and how it works. As a result, we’ve discovered countless treatments for depression. However, everyone
Is TMS an Alternative Treatment for Depression?
If you’ve been thinking about trying transcranial magnetic stimulation, you’re probably wondering, “Is TMS an alternative treatment for depression?” While it may not be as popular as psychotherapy and regular
How to Survive Depression at Work
Depression or depressive episodes affect each person differently, but regardless of the specific symptoms, depression at work can feel even more difficult to handle. In 2017, over 17 million adults
National Depression Screening Day, Explained
Thursday, October 10, is National Depression Screening Day. For over 25 years, hospitals, clinics, schools, and community organizations around the country have used the Thursday of the first full week