When Someone You Love Is Depressed
Depression interferes with daily life and causes pain to the person suffering from depression and those who care about them. Depression is a common but serious illness that can be treated with medication, psychotherapy, and other interventions. Untreated, depression is a life-threatening illness because it brings the potential for suicide.
You are invited to join Magellan’s live interactive webinar on Wednesday, September 9, 2015 from 1 p.m. – 2 p.m. Central time. This webinar will provide information about what to do when someone you love is suffering from depression. Register Now.
Log On and Learn!
Can’t attend the webinar? Look for Depression and suicide on the Magellan member website under the Library/In the Spotlight section. (When prompted, type in BMC’s toll-free EAP number, 1-800-327-1393).
Useful Links
Talk to a skilled crisis counselor (for you or a loved one) at the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
Take the confidential depression self-assessment on the Magellan member website. After sign in, look for Depression Screening under the Quick Links heading.