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Posts filed “Depression”

  • SciShow Psych Debunks Myths About Antidepressants

    By Nissa Campbell · Sep 11, 2017 · Depression

    Medication isn’t the right choice for every person in every situation — let’s get that out of the way before we talk about this great video from SciShow Psych. If…

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  • In This Comic, Holding On Has Its Own Power

    By Nissa Campbell · Jul 20, 2017 · Depression

    Sometimes hope is hard to come by, and rescue doesn’t seem to be coming. When that happens, it might be all we can do to hold on. As this comic…

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  • In This Comic, Depression Is a Balancing Act

    By Nissa Campbell · Jun 19, 2017 · Depression

    From illustrator Kotaline Jones, a comic about the ups, downs, and in-betweens of depression. You can find more comics and illustrations from Kotaline Jones on her website. Her work deals…

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  • A Comic That Reminds Us That Mental Health Is a Work In Progress

    By Nissa Campbell · May 31, 2017 · Depression

    Wrapping up mental health awareness month, enjoy this brilliant comic from Venezuelan illustrator yuroran. [notification type=normal]Comic originally published on Tumblr. Republished with the artist’s permission.[/notification]

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  • A Look Back at Neon Genesis Evangelion’s Treatment of Depression

    By Nissa Campbell · Apr 10, 2017 · Depression

    In a particularly deep cut for Birth. Movies. Death., Siddhant Adlakha takes a look at 1995’s best-known anime series: Neon Genesis Evangelion. While the article by necessity gets into topics…

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  • This Beautiful Comic Tells a Story of Depression and Growth

    By Nissa Campbell · Apr 4, 2017 · Depression

    Today, we have a comic from Claudia Rinofner to remind us to celebrate even the smallest signs of growth or recovery. This comic was originally posted on Rinofner’s website and…

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  • ‘Life Is Strange’ as a Lesson About Accepting the Past

    By Nissa Campbell · Mar 22, 2017 · Depression

    Sometimes what developers put into their games is less important than what we take away. For instance, Dontnod Entertainment put a lot of thought into its portrayals of bullying, depression…

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  • Building Empathy and Self-Healing: Game Development as an Awareness and Healing Tool

    By Take This, and Thais Weiller · Feb 1, 2017 · Depression, Stories

    I’m tired and I don’t want to talk about it. Laying down on the sofa and scrolling around Netflix seems to be all I can do. Nonetheless, I can’t pick…

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