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* | *Healthy lifestyle habits can help prevent depression, and reduce the chances of it coming back. Talk therapy and antidepressant medication can also make you less likely to become depressed again. | ||
*Talk therapy may help you through times of grief, stress, or low mood. Family therapy may help teens who feel sad. | *Talk therapy may help you through times of grief, stress, or low mood. Family therapy may help teens who feel sad. | ||
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Secondary Prevention
- Healthy lifestyle habits can help prevent depression, and reduce the chances of it coming back. Talk therapy and antidepressant medication can also make you less likely to become depressed again.
- Talk therapy may help you through times of grief, stress, or low mood. Family therapy may help teens who feel sad.
- Keeping close contact with other people is important for preventing depression.