Life ebbs and flows, so it's normal to experience peaks and valleys. Marriage and depression are no different. But what do you do when you struggle with an unhappy marriage and depression? Depression ...

“Loving and living with someone with depression and anxiety can absolutely affect your mood and anxiety,” says Dr. Gail Saltz, a psychiatrist at NY Presbyterian Hospital Weill-Cornell School of ...

Depression varies tremendously in severity, but it has many behavioral impacts that can profoundly affect all significant relationships. Many factors can contribute to one's depression, most ...

TEHRAN — Marriage means sharing your life with someone special. But new research out of Iran reveals couples might be sharing more than they bargained for: the bacteria in their mouths — and ...

Talking to your partner about your depression can be intimidating because you have no control over how another person will respond. Will your partner regard you with disdain, judge you or perhaps end ...

MARIA: 5 ON YOUR MENTAL HEALTH TONIGHT, NEW STRATEGIES TO HELP YOUR PARTNER FEEL BETTER WHEN THEY’RE SAD OR DEPRESSED. HERE TO EXPLAIN IS DR. MICHELLE DIBLASI, A PSYCHIATRIST AT TUFTS MEDICAL CENTER.

Sometimes in counseling, I see couples where both partners tend toward depression. When two people with negative worldviews meet, there is a sense of “coming home.” Whether they meet the criteria for ...

There is a great deal of information available about depression. But when you live with a depressed person, it can be painfully difficult. Anti-depressants are the number-one prescribed medication in ...

Mental health experts and therapsits give tips on how to help a partner with depression while also caring for yourself during COVID-19. Lisa Langer, PhD is a clinical psychologist in private practice, ...

Sharing a mood disorder with someone you like isnt the same as talking about your swing dancing hobby or your dream of having a pet chinchilla. Yes, it tells your partner more about who you are, but ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Dr. Michelle DiBlasi, a psychiatrist at Tufts Medical Center, discusses new strategies to help your partner feel better when ...