Do you dread going home? Do you wish you could just run away? If you're in a dysfunctional relationship, no drug can help you.

If you've often wondered whether you (or someone you know) have depression, but didn't think so because your symptoms weren't severe, it could be dysthymia.

Do you have a loved one who suffers from bipolar disorder? If so, you also suffer. Living with Someone Who's Living with Bipolar Disorder has great information that can help you learn to cope with the rollercoaster ride of bipolar disorder. (Review title could not accommodate actual book title.)

Do you find yourself always getting involved with the same type of man? Are they controlling, cruel, unavailable, and/or abusive? You're not alone. Women Who Love Too Much has the information and the steps you need to take to heal yourself and learn to love someone who can be good to you.

Are New Year's resolutions a bad thing? Of course not. But unrealistic expectations can deepen your depression, so be careful.

Major depression is not a weakness--it's a disease. Don't suffer in silence. Get help, and feel better!

So Long, Insecurity by Beth Moore is a great book for anyone who has ever felt inferior or insecure around other people. And who hasn't?

There just might be a reason why eating hummus, and other foods high in L-Tryptophan, makes you feel better.

Have your children left home, and now you feel like your life is over? It's normal to feel sad, but you don't have to let it keep you down. Try some of my tips for beating depression.

Aging can be an overwhelming experience which can trigger depression. Try some of my suggestions to help you cope with aging.