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Great! But to be clear, you are talking about diagnosed depression, right?
by container 5y ago
Great! But to be clear, you are talking about diagnosed depression, right?
- sol_invictus 5y agoYou do not need a diagnosis to be depressed. What a counterintuitive logic.
- serf 5y agothat wasn't the logic -- parent never mentioned what they felt relief from. for all we know it helped their rheumatoid arthritis.
- container 5y agoYeah, that was my point. And the word 'pain' actually reminded me of cluster headaches, which are treated with psilocybin exceptionally well. And yes, many people will experience long term changes without having suffered any illness (diagnosed or not). It's just that under the topic of this thread, well assume posts are about diagnosed depression.
- acituan 5y agoYou definitely need diagnosis to be called “clinically depressed”. For all we know lay folk use the word depressed for feeling bummed. (Not insinuating this is the case with the GP)
- immmmmm 5y agoagreed. i'm not claiming any scientific data here, just a personal experience. however i wouldn't be surprised my dendritic tree grew 10% last two weeks like the article claim.
- immmmmm 5y agodiagnosed burn out, but no diagnosed depression. i however feel the difference, even if i can't give scientifically relevant data.