Depression

Addressing Suicide and Depression on Campus: Preventative Measures for Students and Faculty

by Samoon Ahmad • September 17, 2019

As seen in Psychology Today. Suicide is a difficult topic to discuss earnestly. It can be particularly difficult for college students, especially if they are in a new environment, far from home, and without a nearby network of friends and family. While one can easily cite statistics highlighting the growing number of suicides in the […]


Negative Memory Bias and Depression: When the Glass Always Seems Half Empty

by Samoon Ahmad • September 5, 2019

As seen in Psychology Today. Coping with depression is no easy task no matter how mild the condition may be. Depression is a mood disorder characterized by feelings of hopelessness, emptiness, loneliness, and excessive guilt for extended periods of time. Individuals with major depressive disorder will experience episodes lasting at least two weeks. Individuals with […]


Bipolar Disorder: A Diagnostic Chameleon

by Samoon Ahmad • August 14, 2019

As seen in Psychology Today. Bipolar disorder is a relatively common affliction that affects as many as 2.6 percent of the U.S. population, if not more. It is also within the top 20 leading causes of disability globally and has a higher rate of hospitalization, suicide attempts, and completed suicides than major depressive disorder. Despite […]