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no trazodone is simply an antidepressant that is unlike any other antidepressant, study's have shown that trazadone is probably the least affective antidepressant, but it is mainly prescribed for sleep problems because its primary and strong side affect is sedation. many people think it is addictive because they get it for sleep, but unlike ambien, lunesta, and other actual sleeping pills. trazodone is not addictive
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