Hey Joshuaaa
Its great that you are thinking about getting help - So many people need it these days wether they have crohns or not. There are quite a few different anti depressants out there (more options than crohns meds anyway!) And like crohns meds it can take a few goes to find the right one for you - so keep trying till you find the right one

A couple of other things worth thinking about - Please make sure that your vitamins are all up to the correct level - Iron, B12, D, Magnesium, etc and also get your thyroid checked just to rule anything out there.
Light therapy is another option - however it may depend on what medication you are on and the skin cancer risks there...
I have a light box with ultra blue LED's that I use when I need it.
A lot of people feel that regular exercise helps them - just light exercise helps build up your natural levels of serotonin and gives you a bit of a lift naturally. Apparrantly patting a pet eg cat/dog can too to a limited extent
Limiting alcohol can help too, and making sure you are getting out regularly to be around people is healthy too.
I think that talking to a councillor or your GP to start with would be a good step - and maybe setting up a regular walk and coffee or just coffee with a friend eg every Sat lunchtim / afternoon is a good excuse to get out of the house and is something to look forward to.
I would also pamper yourself if you can. Maybe have a bubble bath and a good book? or a movie or two with a friend - something to look forward to and to take your mind off everything. - Just for a while
