Don't force it, if you need a time off then you should definetly take some time, focus on yourself, do some exercise or some other kind of activity. I know how it's like to start hating on your art or feel a complete creativity block if you feel pressured to do stuff specially having it as a responsability.
That's my advice, If you have any other questions don't hesitate to ask.

I like to doodle silly things. Nothing that's supposed to be good.

Fill a page with funny faces or just random shapes.

A lot of times I'll draw pretty things too, like flowers. I'll find references of my favorite flowers and doodle them until I feel a little happier.

And sometimes you just need a break until you feel inspired.

As someone who also suffer from depression, the only advice I can tell you is find something you love to do, talking with friends and taking a break scince a lot of depression are caused by burn out. And if it doesn't get any better, talk to a specialist.

All I can do otherwise is wishing for you to get better.

I have that sort of issue but in my case it's the sort that's dealt with medication. That aside, having a routine helps, as does relaxing and accepting that trying to force yourself to do something might at times actually make you disgusted of the activity. Accept the fact that you need "you" time and that it's like mental maintenance, and trying to force the issue can cause worse burnout.

Relax, watch/read things that inspire you and make you happy, chat with friends, vent, cry, try to have a reasonably stable sleep schedule.

i will sometimes just get in call with a friend and start doing whatever it is idly as i talk. it helps me so maybe it will work for you?

I either do personal art, read a book, write a story, or watch something to kind of wind down and vent. Sometimes reading or watching/listening to something can help inspire me to work around an art block. Having a routine can assist with depression, long term, but don't try to overwork yourself either. If you start feeling pressured or overwhelmed, take a step back and breathe.

Draw while listening to music it could inspire you. Or do another form of art, like writing!

I look for random inspiration while going on walks with my dog and it gets me in the mood even if I'm artblocked. I think it's always an option for everyone. Also music... hella lot of music. My favourite ones are soundtracks from games and movies of my fav character and some motivational soft rock and stuff.