Daily Functioning — Daily functioning refers to a person’s ability to manage work, self-care, meals, bills, appointments, communication, relationships, and ordinary responsibilities. Depression becomes clinically significant partly because it interferes with these essential activities. Declining functioning provides an important reason to seek evaluation even when a person does not identify sadness as the main problem. — Functional Health
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