Depression Evaluation — A depression evaluation is a professional review of mood, interest, sleep, appetite, energy, concentration, movement, guilt, self-worth, functioning, and safety. The clinician also considers trauma symptoms, substance use, medication effects, and possible medical causes. This evaluation helps distinguish depression from temporary sadness, trauma distress, grief, and physical illness. — Clinical Evaluation
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