Depression Slideshows

When you’re depressed, it can be hard to do anything. But if you can get yourself to exercise regularly, you may find you feel a bit better.

Your diet won’t cure depression, but some foods might give your body a little help in fighting it.

A number of celebrities admit to having depression and struggling with sadness.

Get tips on dealing with depression. See how you can get more from your depression medicine -- including exercise, diet, and supplement information.

False ideas scare many people away from a therapist and the quick relief these helping pros can provide. See if you can tell the myths from the facts in this slideshow from our medical editors.

Does your depression make you hurt? See the physical symptoms of depression -- like sleep problems, chest pain, fatigue, and headaches.

Folk remedies and half-truths still prevent many from getting treatment for depression. Pictures show unusual symptoms in men, seniors, and others, along with many ways to recover.

See some signs depression may be back. Learn when sadness, sleeping habits, irritability, and more may be signs to seek help for depression.

Worried you may be depressed or that a loved one needs help? See some signs of depression beyond sadness and trouble sleeping -- and when to seek help.

When you're being treated for depression, it's especially important to have personal and emotional support. Here are eight types of support that may help.

10 holiday depression and stress triggers, and ways to cope. From anxiety over bills to social commitments and travel, see how to manage holiday stress.

Depression treatment can improve more than your mood. This WebMD slide show explains how antidepressants and therapy can improve sleep, relationships and more when you are depressed.

Antidepressants can boost your mood and make everyday life easier. Here’s what you need to know.

What is depression? WebMD provides information on symptoms, tests, and treatments for many types of the disorder.

The right exercise, diet, and activities -- even playing with a pet -- can help you recover from depression. Watch this slideshow to see simple things you can do to improve your mood.