A Case Study of Depression among Affluent People: Clinical Progress, Challenges, and Multidimensional Management

Ms. Sachika Negotra

A Case Study of Depression among Affluent People: Clinical Progress, Challenges, and Multidimensional Management

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| Published: November 11, 2024

A Case Study of Depression among Affluent People: Clinical Progress, Challenges, and Multidimensional Management

Ms. Sachika Negotra

Student, Integrated (B.A. – M.A.) Clinical Psychology, Amity Institute of Psychology and Allied Sciences, Amity University, Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India Google Scholar More about the auther

DIP: 18.01.103.20241204

DOI: 10.25215/1204.103

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This case study delves into the clinical journey of Mr. A 48-year-old man has been diagnosed with depressive disorder. His symptoms gradually revolved around fatigue, constant guilt, feeling worthless, inability to perform daily tasks efficiently, accompanied by physical and verbal aggression, suicidal thoughts, and social withdrawal. His study highlights the treatment history, including pharmacotherapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. The paper also explores how the effectiveness of these therapies has evolved over the years.

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Depression, Affluent People, Clinical Progress, Challenges, Multidimensional Management

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How to cite this article: Negotra, S. (2024). A Case Study of Depression among Affluent People: Clinical Progress, Challenges, and Multidimensional Management. International Journal of Indian Psychology, 12(4), 1119-1124. DIP:18.01.103.20241204, DOI:10.25215/‌1204‌.‌103