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Depression and suicide: what you need to know and what you can do

Depression is a common mental health condition. For some people depression is mild and short-lived; for others, it is more severe and longer-term. Some people are affected only once; others more than once.

At worst, depression can lead to suicide. There is a lot that can be done, however, to prevent and treat depression and to help people who are thinking about suicide.

The short documents posted on this page provide information about depression and suicide and guidance on prevention and treatment. 

Depression: what you should know

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Depression during pregnancy and after childbirth

Snapshot of flyer on Wondering why your pregnancy or new baby isn't making you happy?

If you are living with someone with depression

Snapshot of flyer on Living with someone with depression?

Depression in children

Snapshot of flyer on Worried that your child is depressed?

Depression during the teens and twenties

Snapshot of flyer on Preventing depression during your teens and twenties.

Depression as you get older

Snapshot of flyer on Preventing and treating depression as you get older.

If you feel like life is not worth living

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Suicide: if you are worried about someone

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