It is often difficult when someone seems to be suffering from depression to actually get them to see a doctor. Ironically, if they went and got a diagnosis and treatment, their lives would be radically improved. Often, the only thing you can do is to gently coax the person concerned into going to see the family doctor for a "check up". Or you can go yourself to the doctor, if the person concerned is a member of the family, and ask for some help and advice. I don't know what country you are from, but most countries have help-lines, here in the UK we have Saneline, for example, details of which are on the internet. It would certainly be worth calling a mental health help-line for more advice, as they are used to these situations.
Take this someone to see the doctor. The doc will describe medication, which will help to lead a normal life.
Talk to your local doctor about depression, it may be hard but in the end it will pay off. There are many help lines you can have her call. Also there are depression centers across the US.
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There is a silent victim seminar. That is one place to go is you are suffering from depression. You have to see someone if you have depression or else your whole life you'll be suffering many things.
A depression test is a screener that can help diagnose whether someone is depressed. Usually it takes the form of a questionnaire in which the patient rates how he has felt recently.
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get help before it's to late [i lost a friend to depression] encourage them and make sure they are in a nice , safe and encourageing environment
No website can help you with depression only your friends and family can.
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The only way to really help depression is by seeking help, you can't do it alone it will only get worse.
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express with your family or call someone that can help that isn't a doctor.