Depression doesn't always look like sadness. Sometimes it can come out as anger or aggression. Here's what you need to know, according to Newtherapisthub
profile depicted in popular culture is not untrue, but it is by no means the only depressive experience. Even the different subtypes of depression exist on continuums and can be expressed differently in different people. for decades has provided descriptions of various depressive disorders and their subtypes, it still fails to address what experienced clinicians recognize, and has been put forth by numerous researchers over the years : aggression is not an unusual indicator of depression.
Perhaps the closest the DSM-5 comes to recognizing aggression as a symptom of depression is noting that irritability, described as"... persistent anger, a tendency to respond to events with angry outbursts or blaming others, or an exaggerated sense of frustration over minor matters," is not uncommon. While aggression is recognized in disruptive mood dysregulation disorder of, a depressive condition, with its trademark tendency for explosive reactivity, it is limited to ages 7-17.
Consider, however, what happens when this child"ages out" of DMDDoC, and angry, depressed adults exhibit aggressive acts? It's been my experience that this can lead clinicians to immediately wonder about
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