It is possible that a depressed person has a tantrum that is accompanied by symptoms of anxiety, such as distraction and impatience, or that the person has this psychomotor agitation. It could also be that there is a tendency to this light mania. Treatment may include antidepressants with sedative effects, such as doxepin, clomipramine, and paroxetine. Anxiolytics can also be used, such as benzodiazepine diazepam and alprazolam, but because benzodiazepines have a certain dependence, they should be applied for a short period of time. You can also use mood stabilizers, such as sodium valproate, which are effective for fidgeting and temper tantrums in old age, but they should be applied in small amounts, usually half a tablet/day. In addition, you can also use this kind of psychotherapy, such as supportive psychotherapy, to comfort, encourage and understand depressed patients more, communicate with them more, listen to them talk about their troubles, and help them solve their problems.