This sounds very difficult for you, I would suggest seeking medical help as soon as possible.

Has he seen his GP and/or taking medication ?

Perhaps counselling or therapy would help him.

I know it's hard for him, depression can be very oppressive, going through it myself.

Good luck

Have you spoken to anyone about this, perhaps your GP, a friend, family member, good luck.

Sorry to reat your troubles, perhaps look at having a professional carer to help you both ??
Good luck.

Perhaps see your GP .?
Good luck

With a new home come new pressures, perhaps ask if there is anything you can help with ?
Maybe he feels a relationship at this time is to much to cope with.
This may settle with time.
Good luck.

With a new home come new pressures, perhaps ask if there is anything you can help with ?
Maybe he feels a relationship at this time is to much to cope with.
This may settle with time.
Good luck.

Perhaps this is something he needs to discuss with his therapist ?
I guess the issue is how do you suggest that to him.
Good luck.

Perhaps speak with MIND, they may be able to help or point you in the right direction.
In the mean time perhaps he can claim ESA, which I guess he has been doing.
Maybe some light volunteering work would help ease him back.
Good luck.

I feel for you, been there and left. Please bear in mind how it will be on your own, the housework etc still needs to be done, seeing kids, etc, plus, as you've said, the costs are so much more. At first the break may seem a relief, but things can easily escalate again. Perhaps the most important th...