3 ms·
In my opinion, inability to cope with whatever is going on with life is still not depression. It is, however, something that can and should be addressed (possib
by glastra 9y ago
In my opinion, inability to cope with whatever is going on with life is still not depression. It is, however, something that can and should be addressed (possibly through therapy).
In fact, I believe using antidepressants for such cases is counter-productive, making people rely on pills to feel alright instead of acquiring the adequate coping mechanisms or mental processes.
Giving drugs (whatever their legal status) to terminally ill patients is acceptable, but it's still not treating any illness known as depression.
- rsynnott 9y ago> In my opinion, inability to cope with whatever is going on with life is still not depression. It is, however, something that can and should be addressed (possibly through therapy). Okay, so it can be addressed, using therapy, like depression. What would you prefer to call it?