| Item Listing | A New Approach To Depression Date: December 11, 2006
Winter and depression sometimes seem to go hand in hand. Shorter days and longer nights can trigger a kind of depression known as Seasonal Affective Disorder. But depression comes in a lot of forms, ranging from mild holiday blues to major depression, with a serious risk of suicide. A University of Kansas psychology professor believes lifestyle changes may hold the key to better treatment of the whole range of depression. Health Reporter Bryan Thompson has more as we continue our series, “Kansas Health: A Prescription for Change”.
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For more information about treating depression with lifestyle changes visit our website at kpr.ku.edu. Just click on the “Kansas Health” link. That’s kpr.ku.edu.
Funding for the health series is provided by the Sunflower Foundation of Topeka and the Kansas Health Foundation of Wichita.
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