The symptoms of depression — constant feelings of sadness and loss of interest in things you used to enjoy — aren’t something someone can just “snap out of.” Medical intervention may be necessary.
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General practitioners, who usually are the first person a patient turns to, needs more training on treating someone with mental health issues. Throwing a variety of meds at the problem from the get go is ill advised. My dr. did this and before I knew it I was prescribed a multitude of meds. I eventually said enough was enough. I'm self treating myself now through a variety of means with better results. Do your research.