SOCIAL THERAPY FOR DEPRESSION
Christian Depression Stress Management
Establish Social Support
Make friends and establish your social support system because Two people are better than one, because they have a good reward for their labor and if one falls down, they other will lift up their companion. (Ecclesiastes 4:9-10)
Therefore, find friends whose company you enjoy and spend time with them to ease the loneliness of depression.
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| Phone friends to reduce the loneliness of depression. |
DIET THERAPY FOR DEPRESSION
Eat more vitamin B 12 rich food
Increase your intake of dairy products, sea food and fortified cereals rich in vitamin B 12 since some studies suggest it may ease mood changes.
ACTIVITIES
1. Spend time each week with friends (even if you want to be alone).
NB These therapies are to be used to complement treatment from your doctor and not to be use as substitutes for medical treatment.
Christian Depression Stress Management
As a rule, teenagers or adolescents with depression do not respond to parental attempts to motivate them to think positively. Teenagers and adolescents very often require professional help from a psychologist and therapist to overcome their symptoms. Ruling out a physical disorder, or treating it if one is found, is the first necessary step in helping to relieve your teenager's feeling of despair.
ReplyDeletePsychologists today use many different approaches to treating depression. For the more severe cases, the most typical outpatient technique is to blend antidepressant medication with psychotherapy. All of these drugs have minor unpleasant side effects, but those for whom the medications bring relief from depression are usually glad to tolerate them. Psychotherapy should always accompany pharmacological treatment. As the antidepressant improves the underlying moods, the reasons for the despondency must be explored, maladaptive patterns examined, and efforts to make necessary changes supported. http://www.newportpsychotherapy.com/index/list_index.html
As a rule, teenagers or adolescents with depression do not respond to parental attempts to motivate them to think positively. Teenagers and adolescents very often require professional help from a psychologist and therapist to overcome their symptoms. Ruling out a physical disorder, or treating it if one is found, is the first necessary step in helping to relieve your teenager's feeling of despair.
ReplyDeletePsychologists today use many different approaches to treating depression. For the more severe cases, the most typical outpatient technique is to blend antidepressant medication with psychotherapy. All of these drugs have minor unpleasant side effects, but those for whom the medications bring relief from depression are usually glad to tolerate them. Psychotherapy should always accompany pharmacological treatment. As the antidepressant improves the underlying moods, the reasons for the despondency must be explored, maladaptive patterns examined, and efforts to make necessary changes supported.