Symptoms of Depression
-Insomnia or excessive sleeping
-Overeating, or appetite loss
-Fatigue and decreased energy
-Irritability, restlessness
-Recurring thoughts of death or suicide
-Persistently sad or anxious
-Feelings of hopelessness
-Feelings of guilt and worthlessness
-Loss of interest in favorite activities
-Difficulty concentrating
-Persistent aches or pains Depression Treatment
Depression Cure TLC Protocol
Acceptance & Commitment Therapy
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
EMDR
Family Systems Therapy
Jungian Psychotherapy
Lifespan Integration
Mindfulness Therapy
Narrative Therapy
Solution Focused Therapy
Voice Dialogues
Reiki
Hypnotherapy
What you can do
Seek the right kind of social support.
Social isolation increases the risk of depression. Choose positive people to spend your time with.
Exercise Helps Keep Your Psyche Fit
Exercise is an effective, cost-effective treatment for depression and may help in the treatment of other mental and emotional issues.
Evaluate Your Nutrition
Work with your doctor, chiropractor or Nurse to evaluate your diet.
While it makes sense, we may not always remember that the fuel we put into our bodies affects more than just the way our bodies look.
Our energy level, mental alertness, moods and ability to handle life's common stresses are all affected by what we eat.
Find a Counselor or Nurse Practitioner
Depression is a real illness and carries with it a high cost in terms of relationship problems, family suffering, and lost work productivity. Working with a trained mental health professional can provide an indispensable framework for your recovery from depression.