Situational depression describes a temporary state of sadness, apathy, or feeling stuck lasting anywhere from a few days to a few weeks. (Clinical depression describes the more lasting state.) Situational depression often results from setbacks in work, relationship, finances, or social conditions in the world. A person experiencing situational depression will often feel fatigue, frustration, or an inability to do things they are responsible for. Occasional situational depression is very common.
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