Depression is a pervasive, arduous psychological condition with profound
neurological ramifications. The parameters for leveraging depression involve the
diagnosis and evaluation of depression, the endorsement to implement substantiated
therapies and rigorous follow-up of the patients. Many individuals suffering from
depression undertake a recurring or persistent therapy that correlates to a decline in
cognitive processing. The underpinnings of exact aetiology and pathogenesis of
melancholy are probably the outcome of a variety of mechanisms. These include
physiological, behavioural, and socio-economic variables, all playing their roles.
Multiple refinements to the treatments encompassing therapies, medications and
medical interventions are employed, in relation to effective approaches reassuring the
brighter side. In this chapter, we discuss more integrative and multifaceted aspects of
psychological health, minimizing the segmented understanding to achieve a consensus
on multiple possibilities for effective interventions.
Keywords: Heterogeneous, Health disorder, Resource-based economies, Trialand- error strategy.
