Depression

December 3, 2025
Leah C. Susser, MD and
This presentation discusses the common symptoms a woman might experience during the menopausal transition and evidence-based treatments for these symptoms
by Ayo Deforge
Writing became Ayo's therapy. Writing was a way for her to survive grief, process loss, and slowly mend her brokenness through words, transforming pain into healing and meaning.
Job loss can be deeply stressful. ADAA member expert Dr. Cassiday provides ways to help embrace uncertainty, maintain perspective, and prioritize self-care to strengthen resilience and support mental well-being during those difficult career transitions.
Webinar Promotional Image Mental Health Professional Training on Positive Affect Treatment
September 10, 2025
Alicia E Meuret, PhD - Ex Officio Board Member and Scientific Council Chair and
This professional education webinar discusses Positive Affect Treatment (PAT) which was developed to specifically target areas of reward sensitivity that are believed to contribute to anhedonia.
Dominique La Barrie & Daylin Delgado
Latinx individuals are experiencing higher rates of adversity and mental health concerns than non-Latinx individuals, such as depression, anxiety, and trauma symptoms. However, this population is not accessing and utilizing mental health services at a high enough rate to address these growing issues. With Latinxs being the fastest growing minority in the United States, it is more important than ever to close the gaps in mental health care and therapy access.
by Ken
Ken shares his journey from a painful, lonely childhood and struggles with depression and anxiety to finding purpose, happiness, and personal growth through faith, fitness, and daily habits.
by Marci Hopkins
Marci shares her story of how she hid her struggles with anxiety and depression with alcohol until sobriety and community brought her the healing and freedom she was desperately searching for.
by Angela Baker-Creary

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When news of yet another shooting breaks, it’s natural to feel shaken. For many, these stories don’t just live on the screen — they trigger anxiety, sadness, or even hopelessness.