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Depressed by the Protests and Social Unrest? Getting to the Root of Your Distress

Even the most casual look at your cell notifications is enough to inspire angst and dread these days. A global pandemic and the ensuing economic trials were enough to severely diminish an entire decade... but then came widespread protests in the wake of appalling racism.

Depressed by the Protests and Social Unrest? Getting to the Root of Your Distress2020-08-24T16:44:04+00:00

Key Ways ACT Can Help You Deal with Your Depression

When folks use the word “depression,” they are probably referring to a range of depressive disorders. This includes major depression, bipolar disorder, seasonal depression, and more. Each of them is serious and present with some very challenging symptoms. Seeking treatment is imperative and in some cases, urgent. But how can you know which direction to choose?

Key Ways ACT Can Help You Deal with Your Depression2020-04-28T14:25:44+00:00

How to Deal with Post-Holiday Depression

The holiday season is a prime example of mixed emotions in action. We hit enjoyable highs — all while juggling a fair amount of stress, guilt, shame, and grief. Even in the best of years, there’s a low is often lurking. This would be, of course, the seemingly inevitable letdown. A new year — with its blend of promise and pressure — settles upon us. And with it often comes what some call “the post-holiday blues.”

How to Deal with Post-Holiday Depression2020-01-14T13:35:05+00:00

Why ACT is Effective Treatment for Depression

The word “depression” has become an umbrella term for the full gamut of depressive disorders — major depressive, bipolar, seasonal affective, and more. Such conditions have become increasingly common. As a result, there are many potential treatment options available. Choosing the treatment that is most effective for you requires some background information.

Why ACT is Effective Treatment for Depression2019-10-28T14:19:20+00:00

How Mindfulness Meditation Combats Depression & Rumination

When we're depressed, our thinking patterns are often negative and cyclical. Our negative emotions fuel negative thoughts, then our negative thoughts reinforce more negative emotions. On and on it goes as we sink deeper, ruminating and feeling worse as time goes on. How can you escape the misery and find relief? Interrupt your ruminating mind with mindfulness meditation.

How Mindfulness Meditation Combats Depression & Rumination2019-10-28T12:53:29+00:00
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