I had a black dog. Her name was depressed

What many take as weakness, laziness and weakness, in fact, can be a sign of a serious illness - depression. In 2018, WHO recognized the depression as the most serious disorder in the world, even ahead of heart disease. Winston Churchill called his repeated bouts of depression "black dog", which only waits to show his grin. Today, this metaphor is widely used to describe the disease that struck millions of people who, ashamed of their condition, silently hide it from others.
The artist and writer Matthew Johnston knows firsthand what depression is. And his beautifully illustrated and wise book is for everyone who has ever encountered a "black dog". It subtly captures the mood, behaviors and physical manifestations of clinical depression. The disease pursues you, but instead of flying, it is better to look into her eyes and understand what she can teach. Anyone who has come across clinical depression grins bitterly, looking at the illustration in this book. For the rest, this will become a manual by her understanding