Medical articles of Depression

01/04/2026
Dr Savitha Eranti
Psychiatrist
What is depression and how is it treated? A psychiatrist explains
Many people experience periods of low mood, but depression is more than simply “feeling down”. In this article, a psychiatrist explains what depression is, its key symptoms, possible causes, and the treatment options available.
25/02/2026
Dr Niraj Singh
Consultant Psychiatrist
What to know about Ketamine-assisted treatment for depression
In this article, distinguished consultant psychiatrist, Dr Niraj Singh, discusses in expert detail Ketamine-assisted treatment as an effective treatment option for treatment-resistant depression.
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30/01/2026
Dr Paul Morrison
Psychiatrist
Novel treatments for depression
Depression affects mood, energy, sleep and overall quality of life. Many people benefit from established treatments such as antidepressant medication and psychological therapies, but these approaches are not effective for everyone. In recent years, advances in research have led to the development of novel treatments for depression, offering additional options for those who continue to experience symptoms.
22/01/2026
Dr Nikki Scheiner
Psychologist
Clear communication and mental health: why it matters at work and at home
Clear communication plays a vital role in mental health, emotional wellbeing and relationship satisfaction. Difficulties with communication are frequently linked to stress, low mood and relationship breakdown, both in professional and personal settings. In this article, a consultant psychologist explores what clear communication means, why it is essential in the workplace and at home, and how it influences depression, wellbeing and relationships.
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29/12/2025
Dr Dipesh Mistry
Consultant Sleep Physician and Psychiatrist
Understanding the connection between depression and sleep
Many people who live with depression also struggle with sleep problems, and for good reason. These two conditions do not merely occur together by chance. They influence one another in powerful ways, creating a cycle that can be hard to break.
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04/08/2025
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What exactly is Flow?
Here to provide us with a fascinating insight into all things Flow, including what it is used to treat, is expert consultant old age and general adult psychiatrist, Dr Mohan Gondhalekar.
31/07/2025
Dr Timothy Leung
Consultant Psychiatrist
Mental health after a heart attack: understanding the emotional impact and how to recover fully
Recovering from a heart attack involves more than just stabilising the heart physically. While much focus is placed on interventions such as surgeries, medications, lifestyle changes, and rehabilitation, the mental health aspect often goes overlooked. In this article, a consultant psychiatrist highlights how emotional recovery plays an equally important role in a patient’s overall healing and long-term well-being after a heart attack.
21/05/2025
Dr Nikolay Kralimarkov
Consultant Forensic Psychiatrist
Recognising atypical presentations of depression
Depression is one of the most common mental health conditions globally, but it doesn’t always present in the ways clinicians or patients might expect. While persistent low mood and loss of interest are widely known symptoms, some individuals experience subtler or atypical symptoms that can delay diagnosis and treatment. In this article, consultant forensic psychiatrist explains how depression may present in non-classical forms and why early recognition is essential
14/04/2025
Dr Hina Agha
Psychiatrist
Understanding depression: A journey towards healing
Here to explain how depression can be managed effectively is distinguished consultant adult psychiatrist, Dr Hina Agha.
07/04/2025
Dr Maciej Danilewicz
Psychiatrist
New treatments for depression
Depression is a common and often challenging condition that affects how a person feels, thinks and behaves. While many people respond well to established treatments like antidepressant medication and talking therapies, not everyone finds relief from these first-line options. Fortunately, there are now a number of newer treatments being offered that may help those with treatment-resistant or long-term depression.
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