Are there different types of depression?

Yes! Not only are there different types, but even the same types are a different experience for different people. Some of the main types are: Major depression, Seasonal, Persistent, Dysthymia, Double (Mix of Dysthymia and clinical depression), Bipolar, Postpartum, etc.

Of course! There's several types, such as Postnatal Depression for new Mom's, Bipolar Depression, Manic Depression and so much more!

Absolutely. Depression can affect men and women differently. As well, there are sub-sets of depression . Major depression affects about 6.7 percent of the U.S. population over age 18, according to the National Institute of Mental Health — although women are 70 percent more likely to be diagnosed with major depressive disorder than men. There’s no clear-cut cause for major depressive disorder, although doctors think it could stem from anything from traumatic life events to brain chemistry, genetics and hormones.

There are actually a lot of different types of depression. It can range from seasonal affective disorder to persistent depressive disorder to situational depression. Depression can also manifest in different ways. If you’re concerned about depression it is really important to talk to a professional. Most forms of depression are really treatable and the recovery rate is actually better the quicker you start treatment.

Yes, there are different types of depression that impact so many different people. Some example may be seasonal depression (feeling low in the winter months due to reduced sunlight), postnatal depression (women experiencing depression after giving birth) and major depressive disorder. There are so many different symptoms of depression, so it can affect everyone differently. Depression can also be experienced with other mental health disorders or symptoms such as anxiety or even result in bipolar disorder. If you suspect that you are suffering from depression, please visit the doctor who is able to give an accurate diagnosis and suitable help.