<human>: I don't really want to delve into the nitty-gritty details of her depression but there was sexual abuse at a young age (family member - no one from the immediate family) and physical abuse from parents.

She was bubbly growing up etc and everything was fine before we met. After we met it was cloudy 9 puppy love stuff. But being young and dumb throw a split condom into the mix and she got pregnant and we had an abortion. It hit her harder than expected. I dealt with it my own way and she tried to deal with it but everything snowballed, it kind of seemed like a trigger? 

She was going to uni but had to drop out because the ordeal became too much for her. I helped her enrol into another course as a way of trying to help her move on, but the same issue popped up again and she had to drop out. At this stage she began therapy and antidepressants. The antidepressants weren't great and they stopped the treatment. She enrol in another course at uni, she did well and got her diploma! 

Now she wants to do nursing, at the same time her therapy has finished but has been referred to a specialist (a female who can better handle her issues rather than a male). Her depression has begun to pick up again. I've tried to be supportive, tried giving her room, taking her mind off it with trips, helping her try new hobbies; I'm just fresh out of ideas and really out of my depth trying to be a supporting act to her actual treatment. 

I mean I love her, she loves me so I really want to try and do what I can, at the moment anything I'm trying is hit and miss. Does anyone have any advice based on any experience?

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<bot>: My SO suffers from anxiety & depression due to underlying past issues, how can I help her on the journey of life, or atleast make the ride a little more pleasant?