"combating depression" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a situation where someone is trying to help a depressed person, such as "She worked hard at combating depression in her friend."
That practising meditation is good for combating depression is becoming well-established.
The review's results do not indicate that resistance training is better for combating depression than other kinds of exercise, Mr. Gordon says.
CBT teaches techniques for recognizing and restructuring negative thoughts and behaviors, and is highly effective in combating depression, anxiety and insomnia.
However, positive resources for combating depression have been rarely studied in this population.
Although correctional officers (COs) clearly suffer from depression, positive resources for combating depression have been rarely studied in this population.
However, to our knowledge, the roles of POS and PsyCap in combating depression have not been studied among Chinese COs.
While the author displays her natural wit and perseverance, she becomes depressed in the grinding medical machine until finally, mercifully, she finds help combating her depression from a compassionate psychiatrist.
He says pretty much the same thing about electroshock therapy, undeniably effective in combating debilitating depression but also outside the boundaries of mainstream science.
Studies have shown that dancing has therapeutic effects, such as combating anxiety, depression, hostility, and even a dull sex life.[4].
We'll be looking at everything from combating stress and depression to balancing workloads and best practice.
There are supposed but not widely-researched health benefits -- such as combating post-partum depression -- that have gotten women interested in eating their own insides-turned-outsides.
