A 35-year-old woman presents with low mood, anhedonia, early morning waking and poor concentration lasting 6 weeks, affecting her work. There is no psychosis or suicidality. What is the most appropriate initial management in primary care?AProvide psychoeducation and consider starting an SSRI plus brief psychological therapyBPrescribe benzodiazepines alone long-termCRefer immediately for electroconvulsive therapyDDo nothing and wait for spontaneous recovery over a yearEStart high-dose antipsychotic medicationCheck my answer