Hold your horses gentlemen. No need to talk about pharmaceutics and therapists here. From what he wrote, I do not see RM as a candidate for psychotherapy or medication. I also do not see him as somebody actually suffering from depression right now. Though he might be vulnerable to it - like we all are, to varying degrees.
And all-time-high-pills I reject for principal reasons, always.
It's a bit en vogue to always call either for drugs or for psychotherapy these days. Last but not least that is becasue psychology is pressing real hard to convince the public it were an indispensable actor that must claim representation in each and every field. But the psychology they taught us at university is anything but that. It has its purposes when it is useful, but these I limit to a much wider degree than psychology itself does.
Prescription of drugs is done far too uncritical today.
On a saidenote, a study has raised voices in the EU, they now consider to add lithium into the drinking water to decrease suicide rates in the EU.
Can somebody drop a couple of bombs onto Brussel, please.