Supporting a friend with depression through lighthearted, consistent communication. Avoid pressure, emphasize shared joy, and remind them they’re valued beyond their struggles.

I have a friend (for the past 20 years) who is extremely negative and depressed, impossible to deal with, irrational and who is completely draining me. Any and all suggestions I give to better her ...

I hid my postpartum depression and everyone thought I was fine. I wasn't. One friend helped me find a therapist and made it easy for me to get help.

“When a friend or loved one is depressed, there are things we can do to show our support whether they are ready to talk or not, and whether they live nearby or not,” she tells Parade.

Supporting a friend with depression can feel impossible. Here, therapists share five practical ways you can make a difference.

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I hid my postpartum depression and everyone thought I was fine. I wasn't. One friend helped me find a therapist and made it easy for me to get help.

Dealing with depression requires professional help. You can't give your friend the necessary help to deal with depression but you can show him or her places where professional help is available.

A new study suggests that Instagram users who favor grays, blues and few faces in their photos are more likely to be depressed.

“When a friend or loved one is depressed, there are things we can do to show our support whether they are ready to talk or not, and whether they live nearby or not,” she tells Parade.