Depression can be debilitating, not only causing feelings of hopelessness and sadness, but also reducing a person’s ability to feel positive emotions. The latter, also known as anhedonia, is a lesser-studied (and lesser-targeted) aspect of depression that, until now, hasn’t received enough attention.
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