• Major Depressive Disorder
  
• Catatonic Depression
  
• Seasonal Affective Disorder
  
• Dysthymia (Chronic Depression)
  
• Atypical Depression
  
• Melancholic Depression
  

• Write poetry
  
• Music binge
  
• Game (I usually game but it began making me more depressed)
  
• Exercise
  
• Cry (A good crying spell helps)
  
• Watch anime/tv (Escaping helps)
  

(10-27-2016, 03:44 PM)Silence Wrote: For you to answer Coping with depression you need to know how you're depressed. I myself have been 'diagnosed' with MDD (Major Depressive Disorder) and I've had it since Elementary School. (My ex-therapist was not good at her job, I don't think MDD causes a feeling of emotionless for 3+ years and an apathetic consciousness. She shouldn't be a therapist and she shouldn't be allowed to diagnose.) 

Types of Depression

• Major Depressive Disorder
  
• Catatonic Depression
  
• Seasonal Affective Disorder
  
• Dysthymia (Chronic Depression)
  
• Atypical Depression
  
• Melancholic Depression
  

For the most, it can be doing things you enjoy doing. For some of the more severe, you can force yourself to begin being able to cope by constantly hyping yourself up. Telling yourself good things about yourself.

Things I do when I'm depressed:

• Write poetry
  
• Music binge
  
• Game (I usually game but it began making me more depressed)
  
• Exercise
  
• Cry (A good crying spell helps)
  
• Watch anime/tv (Escaping helps)
  

(10-27-2016, 05:48 PM)Zodiac Wrote:

(10-27-2016, 03:44 PM)Silence Wrote: For you to answer Coping with depression you need to know how you're depressed. I myself have been 'diagnosed' with MDD (Major Depressive Disorder) and I've had it since Elementary School. (My ex-therapist was not good at her job, I don't think MDD causes a feeling of emotionless for 3+ years and an apathetic consciousness. She shouldn't be a therapist and she shouldn't be allowed to diagnose.) 

Types of Depression

• Major Depressive Disorder
  
• Catatonic Depression
  
• Seasonal Affective Disorder
  
• Dysthymia (Chronic Depression)
  
• Atypical Depression
  
• Melancholic Depression
  

For the most, it can be doing things you enjoy doing. For some of the more severe, you can force yourself to begin being able to cope by constantly hyping yourself up. Telling yourself good things about yourself.

Things I do when I'm depressed:

• Write poetry
  
• Music binge
  
• Game (I usually game but it began making me more depressed)
  
• Exercise
  
• Cry (A good crying spell helps)
  
• Watch anime/tv (Escaping helps)
  

Pretty damn informational post. Cheers for sharing.