Universities Are Conducting Research on Social Media & Depression Depression, SocietyBy The Right StepJanuary 2, 2018Social media addiction research has gained increased attention across the world as mental health experts and everyday social media users come to understand that life online can lead to harm, as well as enjoyment. Some of the research in this field focuses on the potential link between frequent use of various online platforms and the…
Are Teenagers Too Young to Go to Rehab for Depression? Depression, Teen Mental HealthBy The Right StepMarch 24, 2017Some people believe that depression is a condition that only appears in adults, who face everyday burdens of responsibility and obligation. However, doctors, researchers and public health officials have long known that the condition also appears in a significant number of teenagers. This fact makes appropriate teenage rehab for depression a mental health necessity.
Job Authority Linked to Depression in Women DepressionBy The Right StepJanuary 14, 2015Women who achieve job authority over others are at an increased risk for depression, a new study finds.
Can You Think Your Way Out of Stress and Depression? DepressionBy The Right StepOctober 7, 2014By Suzanne Kane In this fast-paced world, there’s no shortage of daily demands. In the determination to accomplish everything, some things inevitably fall off the list or people find themselves less than satisfied with the results. A mounting sense of pressure can take its toll, even bringing on symptoms of depression.
How Television Watching Correlates With Depression DepressionBy The Right StepMarch 26, 2014A variety of studies in recent years have shown a correlation between television watching and depression. Some of these studies have suggested a cause and effect relationship between excessive television or television at certain times of day and the development of depression. Other studies have shown that certain television-related behaviors are symptoms of depression, and…
