You probably are suffering from situational depression caused by your exposure to this abusive asshole. Leave as soon as possible. Socialize, to whatever extent possible, with positive people who care about you (phone, Facebook, email, whatever). If exercise (long walks, running, lifting, etc.) is not a huge part of your job already, that may help. Do what you can with your diet, but do not hold yourself to unrealistic standards of purity. OTC moodboosters include Saint Johns Wort Extract, SAM-e and moderate caffeine. Re the interview process and the job hunt--fake it 'till you make if need be. Focus on accomplishing specific goals each day, whether or not you feel good...

http://chriskresser.com/theres-more-to-health-than-food-and-theres-more-to-life-than-health

http://chriskresser.com/perfecthealth

I would check out Dr. Chris Kresser's site for some very helpful tips on this subject. He wrote a series titled "The 9 Steps to Perfect Health." The first 4 steps are about food and the last 5 are about lifestyle. Nutrition is important but it's only 4/9 th's of the battle. The other 5/9 th's is living a lifestyle that is pleasurable and rewarding. He recently did two podcast's that relate to this topic.

http://balancedbites.com/podcast http://chriskresser.com/nutrition-healing-obstacles-to-optimal-health-macronutrient-ratios-and-more

I recently went thru a similar situation. My wife was at a job she hated so much she was having daily anxiety attacks. She couldn't quit the job because we needed the money. We were stuck in this situation for 4 years and the entire time both of us were depressed and dying from the stress. Here is what I did.

1. Set up some goals and create a life plan. If you lack motivation it is primarily because you don't see life progressing the way you think it should. Change your self talk. Do some affirmations and tell yourself you are capable of more.

2. I'm omitting step 2 because it advocates religion and connecting to a higher power.

3. Set up some "ME" time daily. A job for the most part is only 8 hours a day. Sleep is the other 8-10 hours, so you should have 6-8 hours of personal time. Find something healthy that helps you deal with the stress. For me it was Crossfit. As strange as it may sound given step 4, it gave me a release of all the pent up frustration.

4. Eliminate all other stress. Anything that puts extra demand on your adrenals is going to make you feel worse. I even stopped drinking coffee as it made me more anxious.

5. Clean up the diet. Crappy food will only make you feel crappier.

6. Stand up to your demons. My wife eventually quit her job and went on unemployment. If you only have two weeks left then I would tell your boss how you feel. You don't have to be mean about it but just be honest and let him know you don't like how he treats you. He may not even realize that his attitude is bothering you. He'll probably still continue to be a jerk but he may try to clean up his act for a little while.

7. Fake it until you make it. If your struggling or depressed no one really knows unless you tell them. The problem is most people look to others to solve their problems. We've all heard that misery loves company. Unless the person is a licensed professional they really don't need to know about your stress nor do they care to know. When going on an interview you really need to act as if your the best person they can hire and that everything is perfect. I recently interviewed some people for a position and 5 out of 7 came in complaining about their previous job. The 2 that are coming back for 2nd rounds focused on themselves and their experience. I find that reading an interview book helped me land a new position as it helped me organize my internal thought process during the interview.

GOOD LUCK.

reason #1 i love this site...OP asks question.... replies 'dont eat sugar' and 'eat sugar' .... haha

increase your dopamine level by changing what you eat and how you think. When you do it you can monitor your success by counting how many eye blinks you do in 60 seconds to see if it worked.

I would go for walks. Cut back on the sugar. Your lucky furture employer will not have any knowledge of the negative things. I have interviewed many people. Keys are wear a collar of some sort even if it is a polo. Get lots of sleep and food. Smile and stay conversational. Never make up an answer. You are going to do great!

You've been eating way more sugar lately because your body needs sugar to cope with stress whether you eat it or not, if you don't eat sugar your body will make it from protein which will cause more stress on your body. Eat more fruits and dairy in small frequent meals if possible, this will keep your liver glycogen stocked and ready to deal with stress.