Anhedonia is defined as “living without joy.” It can be a symptom of depression, bipolar disorder, posttraumatic stress, acute stress, grief, chronic pain, diabetes, or even Parkinson’s disease.

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Some people experience social Anhedonia, which means they no longer enjoy being around people. Others experience physical Anhedonia where eating, working, intimacy, achievement, and other elements of daily life feel flat and empty.

Anhedonia can be treated as long as the underlying condition is correctly diagnosed

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