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Wise advice from Prince Ea on depression
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IrishSceptic
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everyone does not suffer from depression. you cannot simply think your way out of a depression, if you can you don't have full blown depression.
He isn't doing any harm and will give succour to people feeling down in the dumps but important to make the distinction.
He isn't doing any harm and will give succour to people feeling down in the dumps but important to make the distinction.
Lizzy
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I don't know, because I can only speak for myself, but...I was diagnosed with major depression and post traumatic stress, took antidepressants to literally get off the couch and into counselling. I was in therapy 3 years and alot of what I learned was to identify lies in my thinking and think truth. Emotions follow my thinking to a huge degree.
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IrishSceptic
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Oh Im not saying that you cannot relearn patterns of thinking, of course you can!
ironically it may have be ingrained patterns of thinking learned in childhood that leave someone predisposed to depression*.
Melanie Fennells book on Self Esteem has been very useful for me personally. If you can recognise and tame the inner critic then you are halfway there. its not blaming the person but empowering them to take charge. this begins a positive cycle instead of the vicious one that lead to problems in the first place.
'Emotions follow my thinking to a huge degree' this is typical for everyone but I think more pronounced in classic TMS personality and can make relationships very challenging.
*im aware certain types of depression dont respond to counselling or indeed medication. a lot of the time depression has no obvious cause but can be traced to negative reinforcement and self criticism getting out of hand.
ironically it may have be ingrained patterns of thinking learned in childhood that leave someone predisposed to depression*.
Melanie Fennells book on Self Esteem has been very useful for me personally. If you can recognise and tame the inner critic then you are halfway there. its not blaming the person but empowering them to take charge. this begins a positive cycle instead of the vicious one that lead to problems in the first place.
'Emotions follow my thinking to a huge degree' this is typical for everyone but I think more pronounced in classic TMS personality and can make relationships very challenging.
*im aware certain types of depression dont respond to counselling or indeed medication. a lot of the time depression has no obvious cause but can be traced to negative reinforcement and self criticism getting out of hand.