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When someone experiences depression, usually it is because of certain reduced quantities of neurotransmitters like serotonin, dopamine and norepinephrine in the brain.
Marina Agafonov, a cognitive therapist at the Serenity Now Wellness Centre explains that neurotransmitters can be described as cars on a busy highway.
Depression however, can be a frequent occurrence or can be one major battle throughout a person’s life. In many cases, depression can be linked with other mental disorders, like bipolar disorder and even fetal alcohol syndrome.
The Calgary Journal investigated mental illness and the alternative treatments used.
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