Major Depressive Disorder
MDD (often referred to as Depression) is more than just “feeling blue”. Individuals with MDD may have a number of symptoms that include loss of interest, poor concentration, fatigue, insomnia, weight loss or gain, feelings of hopelessness, guilt and irritability. In severe cases, individuals may experience suicidal thoughts.

Bipolar Disorder
BD (sometimes referred to as Manic Depression) is characterized by cycling mood changes from severe highs (mania) to severe lows (depression). The changes in mood are so extreme that others tend to notice the individual acting out of character.

Dysthymic Disorder
DD is a less severe form of depression. Dysthymic symptoms tend to be more long-term or chronic and are not as disruptive as symptoms of depression. DD is often characterized by a chronic feeling of negativity.