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Mood disorders
The World Health Organisation estimates that by the year 2020, depression will be the greatest cause of disability worldwide. Learn more about depression, dysthymia and bipolar disorder, including how to recognise the illnesses and how they are treated.
 Articles
Barriers to beating mood disorders
Beating depression after retirement
Bipolar disorder more common than thought
Bipolar: a rollercoaster ride
Why women suffer more depression
Depression and sex
Depression and women
Depression may stem from women's choices
Depression often misdiagnosed and incorrectly treated
Depression's symptoms often physical
Does recovering from depression mean giving up sex?
Dysthymia: a disabling condition
How is bipolar disorder treated?
Happy event? When motherhood hurts
Lingering fatigue a warning sign for postpartum depression
Menopause: A reason to be depressed?
My life with bipolar disorder
New risk factors for post partum depression revealed
Postpartum depression: not just 'baby blues'
Symptoms of postpartum depression
Talking therapy equals drugs for depressed
The baby's fine - how are you?
True stories of career women who beat depression
What are the symptoms of bipolar disorder?
What is bipolar disorder?
Who gets bipolar disorder?
Who gets GAD?
The links between anxiety and depression
Recommended books on PTSD
When trauma haunts you
Antidepressants and your libido
Koos Kombuis and the bipolar row
Heart matters
Just 'winter blues', or real depression?
Beyond the baby blues
Eight things you can do to manage the blues
Riding the bipolar roller coaster
10 ways to beat the holiday blues
Light therapy brightens the blues
Depression tricky in kids
Would Jonker have lived today?
In charge and depressed
Depression can break your heart
The Jolie-Pitts call in a therapist
Some conditions misdiagnosed as bipolar disorder
Lack of sun may dim thinking
The long shadow of trauma
 
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