Happiness and Depression have become two of the most common, everyday words we bandy about. Yet, whereas talking, writing and giving seminars about how to achieve happiness can be a highly respectable (and lucrative) occupation, even admitting to be depressed can provoke dire, even life-long consequences, denying one the access to work in certain professions, or even the right to manage your affairs. Not to mention the possibility of being confined (sectioned) against your will by relatives or health professionals if you are not resigned to your possibly miserable or even tragic circumstances.