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Return To Depression FAQ Archive   Search the Archives What is major depression? Answered By Dane Loveless, Editor This is the most serious type of depression. More symptoms found in this depression that are usually severe and serious. Sometimes, it can be an effect from a particular disturbing incident in your life or it may develop gradually because of various personal frustrations and life struggles. Some people seem to develop the signs of a major depression with no apparent life problems. Major depression can happen once, because of a major emotional trauma, react to healing, and will not happen again as long as you live. This is normally what they called a “single episode depression.” Some people are inclined to have habitual depression, with events of depression followed by periods of a number of years without depression, followed by another one, typically in reaction to another distress. This would be continuing depression. Usually, the healing is similar, but that healing normally is over a longer period for continuing depression. keywords: Depression | Healing | Major Depression Anti Depression Medication

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