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We map the tight link between sleep and depression, from diagnosis to biology to treatment, and show why sleep is a proactive tool for mental health. We close with practical steps to reduce social jet lag and build a consistent sleep routine.
• sleep as a core symptom and predictor of depression
• insomnia vs hypersomnia as diagnostic clues
• REM latency and density disruptions in depression
• serotonin, norepinephrine and GABA dysregulation
• CBT-I and chronotherapy as first-line sleep tools
• antidepressants’ REM trade-offs and rapid-acting options
• adolescents’ delayed phase and early school start impact
• social jet lag and the case for consistency
• one small habit as a first defense
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Chapters

1. Framing The Sleep–Depression Cycle (00:00:00)

2. Sleep As Core Diagnostic Clue (00:00:54)

3. From Correlation To Causation (00:02:37)

4. What Sleep Labs Reveal About REM (00:03:45)

5. Neurochemistry Behind Disrupted Sleep (00:06:19)

6. Evidence-Based Sleep Interventions (00:07:12)

7. Medications, Trade-Offs, And New Options (00:08:17)

8. Circadian Mismatch And Social Jet Lag (00:09:17)

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