Helping Your LGBTQ+ Loved One with Depression
What is involved in helping your LGBTQ+ loved one with depression? LGBTQ+ individuals experience unique…
Helping a Loved One with Depression During the Holidays
For many people, the holiday season is a time of joy and celebration. However, for…
Caregiver Myths Debunked: Caregiving to Someone Living with Depression or Bipolar Disorder
Who is a “caregiver” and what does the role really entail? We’re debunking three common…
What If I Say the Wrong Thing? Caregiver Tips for Supporting a Loved one with Depression
Communicating is hard, depression makes it harder. During our “What If I Say the Wrong…
Breaking Through Depression: 4 Tips for Strengthening Communication with Your Teen
Adolescence is often a confusing time for both our young people and their caregivers. It…
Yes, High Achievers Can Have Depression and Anxiety, Too
On Monday, May 31, 2021, top-ranked tennis pro Naomi Osaka took to Twitter to announce…
Nationwide Poll Shows Most People with Depression Feel Misunderstood
More than 80% of people living with depression say life would be easier if others…
“The Person He Always Wanted to Be”: Leslie’s Caregiver Story
Families for Depression Awareness has partnered with Corporate Member, GeneSight, to provide educational information about…
Jessie and Steve—Healing as a Family from Pain and Teen Self-Injury
Jessie, 18, has big goals. She’s spending her time working at a local gym, volunteering…
Allyssa and Keith: Hope and Spiritual Care for Depression
By Dawna Roberts Depression is often extremely debilitating and can turn your life inside out….
Steve’s Story: Breaking the Family Legacy of Untreated Depression
By Dawna Roberts Steve is the youngest of six kids. The entire family experienced abuse…