Abstract: Complementary/alternative/non-conventional therapies for depression - what works?

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Alternative and Complementary Therapy for Depression - What Works?

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Written by: Martin Winkler
First version: 22 Jul 2008. Latest revision: 22 Jul 2008.

Which alternative / complementary therapy work for depression?

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There is a great Australian webpage with lots of information about common complementary treatment approaches for depressive disorders. It is a wonderful source of information and we recommend it to all of our readers Bluepages Depression - What works

Examples of therapy method rated in this page:

  • Acupuncture
  • Aroma therapy
  • Colour therapy
  • Fish oils
  • Homeopathy
  • SAMe
  • Vitamins

You can find much more information about these complementary treatment options and the standard therapy approaches rated by the experts and with the sources of scientific evidence at this page.
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