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Supporting someone through depression can feel difficult, especially when you’re not sure what to say or do. Learn practical ways to stay connected, offer support, encourage professional help and look after yourself along the way.

Perimenopause and menopause can bring changes that go far beyond hot flushes and irregular periods. Anxiety, low mood, sleep difficulties, brain fog and feeling emotionally overwhelmed can all affect how you feel day to day. Understanding the connection between menopause and mental health can be an important first step towards getting the right support.

You can be grateful for your life and still struggle with your mental health. This compassionate article explores why having a good life doesn't mean you should always feel okay, and reminds us that anxiety, depression, overwhelm or loneliness don't need to be justified before we deserve support.

When depression doesn't improve despite treatment, it can be incredibly frustrating and exhausting. You may start to wonder why you're not getting better, whether you've done something wrong, or whether things will ever change. Treatment-resistant depression doesn't mean there is no hope. It means it may be time to look more closely at your symptoms, your treatment and what other options may be available.