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Date de parution
27 août 2013
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2
EAN13
9781628847147
Langue
English
Publié par
Date de parution
27 août 2013
Nombre de lectures
2
EAN13
9781628847147
Langue
English
DepressionSelf Help:
7 Quick Techniques ToStop Depression Today
HeatherRose
Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1
What Is Depression
Chapter 2
Causes ofDepression
Chapter 3
Types ofDepression
Chapter 4
Symptoms ofDepression
Chapter 5
How Depression IsDiagnosed
Chapter 6
How Depression IsTreated
Chapter 7
7 Quick TechniquesTo Stop Depression Today
Resources
Introduction
Feelingdown from time to time is quite normal and something that we all have to copewith at some stage in our lives. However if the feelings of despair andemptiness continue for any length of time then you could actually be sufferingfrom the condition known as depression.
Peoplewho suffer from depression will find it very difficult to function and evencarry out the simplest of tasks can feel like they have a mountain to climb. Asa result of this they find that they don’t enjoy what life has to offer them asthey once did.
Notonly do people find that neither friends nor hobbies are of interest to themanymore. Also they feel constantly tired even exhausted and just being ableto get through each day can prove a real challenge for them.
Ifyou are someone who is suffering from depression then you may feel that thingsare completely hopeless and nothing is ever going to change. However if youhave the right kind of help and support things can actually get better althoughit may take time.
Hopefullythis book will help provide you with the kind of help and support you need sothat once again you can take control over your life once more. Not only willthis book help you to better understand what depression is but what causes itand how you can help to treat yourself and prevent this particular illness fromtaking over your life.
Chapter 1
What IsDepression
Depressionis a very serious medical condition that relates to the brain. When peoplesuffer from this particular illness it is more than just them feeling a little“down in the dumps” or “blue” for a number of days. Rather sufferers find thatthey have to deal with these feelings on a daily basis. Unfortunately they findthat these feelings do interfere greatly with the way they deal with things ona day-to-day basis.
Asalready mentioned depression is an illness that affects the brain and there arenumerous factors, which can cause a person to suffer from it. However it seemsthat this form of illness is more prevalent in women than in men. Also thosewho do suffer from this illness tend to do so between the ages of 15 and 30.
Alsoone needs to be aware that depression is part of another medical condition thatpeople can suffer from known as bipolar disorder.
Howeverjust because you are feeling a little sad, discouraged or down doesn’t actuallymean you are suffering from depression. These are feelings that we all have todeal with at some stage in our lives and are there to provide a mechanism toprotect us against the many hassles and hurdles we have to face on a dailybasis. Generally what you find that in a very short space of time thesefeelings that we refer to, as sadness will begin to disappear as the problemyou have been faced with has been solved.
Whena person suffers from depression it not only affects the way that they feel.People who suffer from this form of illness find that they have little or noenergy to do things even the most simple of tasks. Plus these people find itdifficult to concentrate and will find it difficult to motivate themselves intodoing even their usual types of activities such as getting out of bed eachmorning. As a result of these things they find that it then begins to interferewith their abilities to be able to notice things that are good in their lifeand which they should be enjoying.
