Sentence examples for mainstream depression from inspiring English sources

In fact, it's probably why Joel is able to connect with people in a way that even he doesn't completely realize: he musically amplifies mainstream depression.

Ross estimates that it might be about 10 years before psilocybin becomes an FDA-approved mainstream treatment for depression.

Paul Volcker announced that he would restrict the growth of the money supply; an announcement that was met by dire predictions (including depression) by mainstream economists.

It was really only when William Styron published Darkness Visible in 1990 that depression entered mainstream social discourse and began to lose its stigma (even growing into a badge of honour for a while).

As befits what is surely New York's first mainstream musical about manic depression, "Next to Normal," which opened Wednesday night at the Second Stage Theater, is apt to produce bipolar reactions in anyone who sees it.

One of the reasons for this may be due to the unsuitability of mainstream clinically-orientated treatment approaches to depression.

The following strategies, in order, were endorsed to get information to men: high profile men talking in the mainstream media about their experience of depression and suicidality; an ad campaign directed at men, using social media to distribute information and having a central online source of information about depression and suicidality (table 6).

After the Depression, vibrators fell out of the mainstream.

After the Great Depression, vibrators fell out of the mainstream.

"Depression" is not a word that mainstream economists use very often.

He says pretty much the same thing about electroshock therapy, undeniably effective in combating debilitating depression but also outside the boundaries of mainstream science.