Tag: depression
Depressed? Taking a bath could help, study finds
Spending quality time in the bathtub could assist with mood disorders, a new study finds. That's right, taking a warm bath can reportedly help...
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson talks about his struggles with depression
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is opening up about his battle with depression. The actor and wrestler recently shared a moving Instagram post in which...
‘Rick And Morty’ creator shares heartfelt response to fan’s question about depression
There’s no denying that Rick And Morty is one of our favorite TV shows, and what might be even better than the show itself? The way...
Avenged Sevenfold’s M. Shadows on depression: “The stigma is disheartening”
Avenged Sevenfold frontman M. Shadows is speaking out on mental health, detailing his time spent battling depression and highlighting the need for understanding in...
Travis Barker, Anthony Green talk addiction, depression and Chester Bennington
Members of Blink-182, Circa Survive and more are tackling the tough topics of addiction and depression following the unexpected deaths this year of Linkin...
Foo Fighters urge mental health awareness: “Depression is a disease”
Members of Foo Fighters are speaking out on depression and mental health issues following the deaths of Linkin Park's Chester Bennington and Soundgarden's Chris...
Musicians are three times more likely to be depressed, says new study
A new study conducted by Help Musicians UK in conjunction with University of Westminster has found musicians may be three times more susceptible to depression...
I Found Hope At A Frank Iero Show: On music and mental health
The cloud doesn't stop looming—even at a punk-rock show where the magical cure is supposed to exist. “Are you in your zone?” a friend,...
Attack Attack! bassist quits band, diagnoses himself clinically depressed, questions sexuality
Attack Attack! bassist John Holgado has announced his quitting the band and has posted the following lengthy explanation on his Facebook page. Holgado admits...
