A global perspective on depression Ragnar Asker, Jennifer Bezaire, Rebecca Bond, Kelly Langford.

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A global perspective on depression Ragnar Asker, Jennifer Bezaire, Rebecca Bond, Kelly Langford

The World Health Organization (WHO) defines depression as “a common mental disorder that presents with depressed mood, loss of interest or pleasure, feelings of guilt or low self-worth, disturbed sleep or appetite, low energy, and poor concentration” (WHO, 2006). The World Health Organization (WHO) defines depression as “a common mental disorder that presents with depressed mood, loss of interest or pleasure, feelings of guilt or low self-worth, disturbed sleep or appetite, low energy, and poor concentration” (WHO, 2006). What is Depression?

Now, depression is the 6th largest burden of disease across the globe, for all ages and sexes. Now, depression is the 6th largest burden of disease across the globe, for all ages and sexes. By 2020…??? By 2020…??? Have A Guess…

OUR FOCUS: DEVELOPED Australia, Sweden & Canada v.s.DEVELOPING India & Uganda

Global Mental Health Resources Community care in mental health (MH), By Country, Total, 2005 Source: Mental Health Atlas 2005 Psychiatric nurses / 100,000 (MH), By Country, Total, 2005 Source: Mental Health Atlas 2005

COMMON THERAPIES In Australia, Sweden and Canada: In Australia, Sweden and Canada:  Anti-depressant medications  Psychotherapy,  Cognitive behavioural therapy,  Interpersonal therapy, and  Family therapy

Population of 1,103,371,000 Population of 1,103,371,000 In 2001, for every 100,000 In 2001, for every 100,000 people in India there were; 0.4 psychiatrists, 0.4 psychiatrists, 0.04 psychiatric nurses, 0.04 psychiatric nurses, 0.02 psychologists, and 0.02 psychologists, and 2.5 psychiatric beds 2.5 psychiatric beds INDIA

UGANDA Population of 24,700,000 Population of 24,700,000 For every 100,000 persons there are said to be; For every 100,000 persons there are said to be; 0.05 psychiatrists (12 psychiatrists in total), and 0.05 psychiatrists (12 psychiatrists in total), and 346 traditional healers 346 traditional healers

In Uganda & India: Traditional Healing is the most common treatment modality: Traditional Healing is the most common treatment modality:  Lack of access to western psychological treatment  Belief systems  Causes of depression  Methods of Treatment  Stigma  Economic reasons

What you didn’t know about Depression … Causes Causes Mobile Phones & SMS? Mobile Phones & SMS? Consumerism? Consumerism? Success rates for medication are not what they seem Success rates for medication are not what they seem Standard ’talk’ therapies have a high relapse rate. Standard ’talk’ therapies have a high relapse rate. Causes Causes  Childhood Trauma  Dysfunctional Relationships  Severe stress

What’s the Alternative? Animal therapy Animal therapy VNS Therapy VNS Therapy Nutritional Therapies Nutritional Therapies Self Help? Self Help?  Self Asessment Online  Mood Gym

EVIDENCE-BASE OF ALTERNATIVE TREATMENTS FOR DEPRESSION in Australia GOOD EVIDENCE GOOD EVIDENCE St John’s Wort (herb) St John’s Wort (herb) Physical exercise Physical exercise Self-help books involving Cognitive Self-help books involving Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Behaviour Therapy Light therapy (for winter or seasonal Light therapy (for winter or seasonal depression) depression) SOME EVIDENCE SOME EVIDENCE Acupuncture Acupuncture Light therapy (for non-seasonal Light therapy (for non-seasonal depression) depression) Massage therapy Massage therapy Negative air ionisation (for winter Negative air ionisation (for winter depression) depression) Relaxation therapy Relaxation therapy S-Adenosylmethionine S-Adenosylmethionine Folate Folate Yoga breathing exercises Yoga breathing exercises POOR EVIDENCE POOR EVIDENCE Ginseng Ginseng Lemon balm Lemon balm Painkillers Painkillers Vervain Vervain Colour therapy Colour therapy Prayer Prayer Chocolate Chocolate

What’s the Answer? Attitudes and Beliefs Attitudes and Beliefs Open-minded treatment Open-minded treatment Collaborative approach globally Collaborative approach globally

Utopia or Dystopia Is the choice between homo roboticus vs. homo holisticus ??? ??????????