Major Depressive Disorder: What to Do When a Loved One Withdraws From Social Connection

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UCLA Child & Youth Behavioral Health Center of Excellence
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Psych Hub
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Behavioral Health
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Overview

What is social withdrawal? If someone stops hanging out in social settings because of major depressive disorder (MDD), there may be negative effects on one’s relationships and job performance due to isolation. Loved ones and caretakers should be aware of depression symptoms and how they can help.

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Added on 10/24/2023   ·   Last updated on 10/24/2023