Titlebook: Handbook of Depression; Second Edition Edward S Friedman,Ian M Anderson Book 2014 Springer Healthcare 2014 Depression.Major depressive diso

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Book 2014nt tools, available and emerging pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatment options, and consensus management guidelines that center on enhancing the clinician-patient relationship and improving patient quality of life. Cowritten by expert US- and UK-based authors, this handbook has an innova

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Edward S Friedman,Ian M AndersonA clinically focused synopsis of pharmacological, somatic, and nonpharmacological therapies, assessment tools, and management methods for depression.A concise synopsis of key international guidelines

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,FAQ bei ?Positiven Interventionen“,1, 2007 [1]) have been developed to be time-limited treatments. They have an explicit goal of helping the individual achieve rapid relief of depressive symptoms, in as much as they are treatments comparable to pharmacotherapy in time course and efficacy.

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Other Treatments,1, 2007 [1]) have been developed to be time-limited treatments. They have an explicit goal of helping the individual achieve rapid relief of depressive symptoms, in as much as they are treatments comparable to pharmacotherapy in time course and efficacy.

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Unternehmen im ?ffentlichen RaumDepression has been estimated to have a prevalence in children of 2.5?% and in adolescents of 4–8?% [1]. The presentation of symptoms of depression in young people is, to a large extent, similar to that of adults, especially with respect to the presence of neurovegetative symptoms of depression.

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Unternehmen in der ?kologischen DiskussionDepression is characterized by symptoms that generally fall into two categories: psychological, and somatic (or physical). The former are characterized by a persistent sense of sadness, termed “dysphoria,” and a persistent state of lack of usual enjoyment or pleasure in previously pleasurable activities, termed “anhedonia”.

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Charles C. Manz,Henry P. Sims Jr.The essence of the theoretical background of antidepressant action is based on the monoamine hypothesis of depression. It the 1960s it was noted that reserpine, a catecholamine-depleting agent, induced depression and that this effect was reversed by antidepressants.