A 38-year-old woman presents with low mood, anhedonia, poor sleep and impaired functioning for 6 weeks. She denies suicidal intent. There is no history of mania or psychosis. What is the most appropriate initial management in general practice?AOffer psychological therapy and consider starting an SSRIBStart long-term benzodiazepine monotherapyCPrescribe antipsychotic medicationDArrange electroconvulsive therapy as first-lineENo treatment is needed as symptoms are mildCheck my answer