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Depression Disorder Treatment Centres

Depression Rehabilitation Centres & Depression Treatment Centres

Depression (major depressive disorder) is a common and serious medical illness that negatively affects how you feel, the way you think and how you act. Fortunately, it is also treatable. Depression causes feelings of sadness and/or a loss of interest in activities you once enjoyed. It can lead to a variety of emotional and physical problems and can decrease your ability to function at work and at home.

We at Live Life HealthCare have the best psychiatrists of Delhi in our team for treatment of depression and for inpatient treatment of depression. We have a highly qualified and experienced team of psychologists and psychiatrists who treat Depression and addiction effectively. Our long term treatment programs ensure that there is no relapse in the future. Our comprehensive program along with family therapy ensures relapse prevention in the long run.

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Depression?

Depression is a low mood that lasts for a long time, affecting everyday life. It is often triggered by a mix of genetic, psychological and environmental factors; studies show that the risk of becoming depressed can be increased by life events such as poverty, death of a loved one, physical illness or abuse. For some, the risk is also hereditary.
Depression can increase the risk of chronic illness, including the disease of substance abuse. Up to a third of clinically depressed people engage in drug or alcohol abuse. These chemical intoxicants can become a form of self-medication for soothing the feelings of low self-worth, hopelessness, and despair that characterize this mental health disorder.
Although the user may rely on substances used to relieve symptoms of depression, chemical intoxication can actually make depressive episodes more severe, increasing the frequency and intensity of negative thoughts and self-destructive behavior. At Live Life HealthCare Rehabilitation program that addresses both depression and addiction may help to stop the progression of both disorders and empower the individual to build a healthy, sober life in recovery.

Common Symptoms of Depression

• A low, depressed mood.
• A loss of pleasure or interest in daily activities.
• Persistent feelings of self-hatred, worthlessness, or guilt.
• Sleep disturbances, such as sleeping too much or too little.
• Unintentional weight loss or gain.
• Physical fatigue.
• Low energy levels, with slower than usual responses and movements.
• Problems with concentration or memory.
• Persistent, intrusive thoughts about death or dying.
• Suicidal thoughts or suicide attempts.

Treatment and help : Recovery is possible with treatment

Talk therapy with a trained counsellor or psychotherapist, exercise and support groups are among the options available. Antidepressants are also sometimes prescribed, but they should not be used for treating children, and should not be the first line of treatment for adolescents. All treatment should involve identifying stress factors and sources of support, and individuals should maintain social networks and activities.

Types of Depressive Disorders

Depression can take several different forms based on the severity, duration, and cause of its symptoms. Research has revealed that many of the factors that contribute to depression also play a part in substance use disorders. This is known as co-occurring disorders, or a dual diagnosis. Depression and addiction frequently involve:

• Imbalances in brain chemistry.
• Family history.
• Past trauma.

Therapies & Interventions

The treatment of depressive disorders with co-occurring addiction can be challenging. Depressive symptoms such as low motivation, low self-worth, and a flat emotional affect may imitate the effects of chemical intoxication or withdrawal. In order for the treatment team to distinguish between the effects of depression and substance abuse, the client must undergo a thorough psychiatric assessment. Although major depressive disorder is one of the most serious, debilitating types of mental illness, it’s also very treatable with the right combination of therapeutic strategies. With the help of qualified, licensed mental health professionals, depressed individuals can be treated, and their families can recover hope for the future.

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