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Depression

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Getting up when you're feeling down

Harriet B. Braiker

1990

Depression, an Issue of Psychiatric Clinics

David Mintz

2012

The interpersonal, cognitive, and social nature of depression

Jessica S. Brown, Thomas E. Joiner

2006

Lincoln's Melancholy

Joshua Wolf Shenk

2005

Overcoming depressive living syndrome

Earnie Larson, Cara A. Macken, Earnest Larsen

1996

Antisocial behavior and mental health problems

David P. Farrington, Rolf Loeber, Welmoet B. Van Kammen et al.

1998

Listening to depression

Lara Honos-Webb

2006

Biological aspects of affective disorders

C. L. E. Katona

1991

Medikidz explain depression

Kim Chilman-Blair

2011

So young, so sad, so listen

P. J. Graham

1995

Silencing the self

Dana Crowley Jack

1991

Anxiety and depression

Philip C. Kendall

1989

Is It Me or My Meds?

David Allen Karp

2006

Women and Anxiety

Helen De Rosis

1979

Malignant Sadness

Lewis Wolpert

1999

Prozac as a Way of Life (Studies in Social Medicine)

Carl Elliott

2004

The Dead Mother

Gregorio Kohon

1999

Why isn't Johnny crying

Donald H. McKnew

1983

The loss of sadness

Allan V. Horwitz

2007

Encyclopedia of the Great Depression

Robert S. McElvaine

2004

Problem-solving therapy for depression

Arthur M. Nezu

1989

100 Questions Psychiatry Should Face

Avery Z. Conner

2002

Dark Angel

V.C. Andrews

1986 ★ 5.0

Manufacturing Depression

Gary Greenberg

2011

An unquiet mind

Kay R. Jamison, Kay Redfield Jamison

1995 ★ 4.3

The brain chemistry diet

Michael Lesser

2001

Moodswing

Ronald R. Fieve

1976

A treatise on lowness of spirits, and the disease of melancholy

John Beaumont

1808

Everything's Eventual. 14 Dark Tales

Stephen King

2002 ★ 3.9

You can beat depression

Preston, John

1989

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