Sentence examples for depressive from inspiring English sources

The MBCT course is based on solid scientific research, and Nice [the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence ]has recommended it since 2005 for keeping patients with recurrent depressive vulnerability depression-free".

One was a standard questionnaire, known as the Beck Depression Inventory, that taps into depressive thinking.

But the new study also found a remarkable corollary: those women who could disengage from the unattainable proved less likely to suffer more serious depression in the long run.Mild depressive symptoms can therefore be seen as a natural part of dealing with failure in young adulthood.

While premenstrual dysphoric disorder is closely related to major depressive disorder, the symptoms of severe depression are cyclical in nature, fluctuating with cycles of ovulation and menstruation.

For example, in the treatment of depression, it is common to have clients monitor their depressive thoughts and to use cognitive diaries to challenge their patterns of negative thinking.

Bereaved students are among the most vulnerable people at university and at risk of ongoing mental health problems – it's thought that 33% of bereaved people experience a depressive illness one month after the loss, and 15% are still depressed a year later.

Bipolar disorder, major depressive disorder, and persistent depressive disorder are the primary types of depression.

Even analysts are baffled by the Fed's happy tone, which seems much more suited to a bubble of irrational exuberance rather than our own endless depressive malaise.

How do you find, as a woman, giving plenty of money to a Hollywood star to promote Turkey, as if it were the 19th century?" Other politicians had apparently criticised her for a "depressive persona".

Individuals who suffer from underlying depressive and sleep problems also deal less well with stressful work environments that may cause them to develop alcohol use problems.

In Italy, Spero, who has died aged 83 of respiratory complications, discovered the vigour and immediacy of ancient Etruscan art; in Paris, where she and Golub settled in 1959, she discovered the troubled art and writings of the manic-depressive artist and inventor of the so-called theatre of cruelty, Antonin Artaud.