Depression Self Help

Depression is one of the most pervasive mental illnesses of our time. Whether you are struggling with depression yourself or know someone who is, depression has likely impacted your life in some form. This brief volume aims to promote awareness of the nature and reality of depression, encourage those who are battling depression, and equip those who want to help someone who is struggling.

Do you struggle to keep your emotions under control? Did you know that millions of young adolescents have benefited from dialectical behavior therapy since its inception a little over three decades ago? See how you might gain something by reading on! Dialectical Behavior Therapy, or DBT, was created by Dr. Marsha Linehan to assist individuals with problems regulating their emotions. Teenage years are a crucial time for developing and maintaining the social and emotional skills required for mental health. Saying it is easier than implementing it, which is where the problem lies. With all the...

“It’s dangerous to describe reality as it really is.” And how can you cope with forgetting the voice of those you have loved? “They say you used to be a child, but you have no memories” And how can you even prove your existence? "Stare into the Lake" is a compelling exploration of life as it truly is, penned by an experienced existential psychotherapist. This book delves into the raw, unfiltered realities of existence, urging readers to live without illusions. It covers the complexities of psychiatric life, the fear and courage required to confront oneself in therapy, and the ...

Can you control HOW you think and WHAT you think about? Is it possible you can influence how you react to and feel about events of the past? If you don't think so, then don't waste your time reading this book; it's not for you. On the other hand, if you think you can, and you are a person committed to continuing your own development, then read on. WE EACH HAVE A RESPONSIBILITY In a world where 'mental health' problems are clearly on the rise, each of us has a responsibility to play our part. And that is to at least learn to recognise the patterns of thinking that control how we respond to ...

According to the National Institute of Mental Health, "an estimated 17.3 million adults in the United States alone had at least on major depressive episode." That means that most of us know someone who is going through depression at some level. It appears that it will exponentially increase in the future. In fact suicide rates are skyrocketing as never before. This book gives clarity on the subject, enabling us to help others who suffer from this emotionally paralyzing disease.The reader should know that Dr. Blanton also suffered from this painful illness so he writes not only from ...

Steps to a Happier Self ~ My recipe for life consists of a little bit of this and a little bit of that borne from my life experiences. Usually, when I use all of the ingredients and steps I end up with a pretty good product. Sometimes I can still fail. It is this failure to succeed all of the time that helps remind me of my humanity and the fact that I am not perfect. From new author Dolores Ayotte comes a bakers dozen of insightful tips to getting through life. In "I'm Not Perfect and It's Okay". ...Ayotte presents readers with a means to a better life. Ayotte's conversational style makes ...

The Book of Wealth and Well-Being taps into timeless wisdom to guide readers to prosperity and purpose. This enlightening book reveals how to create abundance by awakening to your true self and innate gifts. Through conscious manifestation and self-empowerment practices, it shows how to craft a rich, meaningful life of health, joy and inner fulfillment. Inside, discover: Keys for unlocking your creative potential and inner wisdom Pathways to self-awareness and mindful living Techniques to attract wealth based on universal laws Ways to nurture holistic wellness and spiritual ...

Simple Ideas to Overcome Depression ~ I’ve noticed something else in my travels. At times, the recollection of what happened to us to cause our depression can be skewed. It can build up in our minds as being much worse than what really occurred. It is only human to want to “pay back” others for what we think they did and for the grief that they caused. If someone was really mean spirited toward you and caused you nothing but grief, I repeat, the best way to “get even” is to “get better”. Remove your invisible “kick me” sign and don’t allow anyone to get the better of you...

Do you have room in your life for more fulfilment, success, joy and happiness? There can be no mistaking the fact that sometimes life throws you curve-balls that seem to take your confidence and happiness away. If you’ve ever been divorced, lost a career or suffered a long term illness, you’ll know that it isn’t always easy to get back up, brush yourself off and start all over again. What if there was a way of recovering from the hard slap-upside-head that life gives us from time to time that could be found by adopting some daily habits that allow you to regain your Personal Power and...

Would you like to manage your anxiety? If yes then keep reading Your mind can’t tell the difference between a real and a perceived threat. And in a world that is designed to put the mind under constant pressure similar to the pressure felt under life-threatening situations, your mind has only two options: attack or take cover! Continuous worrying puts your body under immense pressure. Unfortunately, most people live their lives this way. And the worse part? They feel stuck in this pattern of thinking. Living this way means that your body is always revved up for action. Over time, it ...

Emotions, affect regulation, and interpersonal social behavior are psychological processes that define how people react to events, environmental difficulties, and other people. These processes build our sense of self, help us form connections, and influence whether we feel comfortable in different situations or with different individuals. Despite the fact that these processes may be witnessed scientifically and subjectively, they constitute a complex interplay between our psychological experience and physiological control.

How bi-polar disorder looks in the form of poetry. A hilarious account of living with a mental illness while parenting, and trying to maintain, mania, depression, all the highs and lows to match. If you suffer or have ever suffered with a mental illness this book will resonate, and in a very playful way.

"Dear Children" is a compilation of poems and beautiful love letters from a mother to her children. The author, puts into words and captures in time this special reminder for her children. She hopes they will never forget how much they are loved now and even in her absence. May you, the reader, feel love on every page no matter who you are or where you are. With love, From a mother’s heart.

What if the answers you seek are already within you, waiting for the right questions to unlock them? Following the success of his acclaimed first book, Daniel Chechick returns with Existential Dialogues II: Conversations That Transform. This sequel deepens the journey of self-reflection, offering fresh perspectives and wisdom for life’s most pressing questions. Through compelling dialogues between your younger and older selves, Chechick tackles themes like love, regret, resilience, and the nature of success. Each page challenges you to think differently, encouraging transformative growth ...

If you want to learn how to overcome depression, then keep reading...Your thoughts inform your feelings, which then inform your actions. When depressed, this is a vicious cycle that keeps you trapped in bad feelings. By adjusting your thoughts, you’ll have fewer negative feelings and respond differently to the world around you. You’ll learn to break the negative cycle and become happier in the process.

WE ALL NEED MAINTENANCE: WOMEN'S MAINTENANCE MANUAL IN THIS FAST-PACED LIFE, WE RARELY PUMP THE BRAKES TO FOCUS ON OUR MENTAL STATE. WE CARRY ON DAY-TO-DAY AS IF WE MUST GRIN AND BEAR THE INTENSE STRESSES LIFE BESTOWS UPON US. LET’S FACE IT, RAISING KIDS, ISSUES WITH A PARTNER, HEAVY WORKLOADS, PRESSURES FROM SOCIETY, AND PAST TRAUMAS CAN ALL CARRY EXTREME BURDENS. THIS IS WHY WE CAN ALL USE A BIT OF MENTAL MAINTENANCE. CONSTANT WEAR AND TEAR ON YOUR BODY AND MIND MAY LEAVE YOU FEELING EXHAUSTED AND MENTALLY DRAINED. YOU CAN LITERALLY GRIND YOUR GEARS ALL THE WAY DOWN LEAVING NOTHING BUT ...

Life is full of good times and bad times. It is not enough to live, one needs to truly appreciate all the different aspects of life before passing judgment. When you are young, you ruminate about assorted elements which come your way. Experience is built via relationships and obstacles and challenges. Each life has its own assortment, and the variety often shapes the character, morals, values, thoughts, ideas, and feelings of the individual living it. This book holds a variety of lessons and contributes to sharing, from one soul to the next. It is deep, it is intriguing, and it is a ...

Dr. Susan J. Noonan provides people experiencing depression with strategies to take stock of their mental state, to chart a course toward emotional balance, and to track their progress on the journey to well-being. Dr. Noonan explains how to obtain care from professionals, outlines what medical options are available, and lists everyday things people can do to feel better. Integrating medicine, psychology, and holistic care while exploring the basics of mental health, she touches on diet, sleep habits, physical activity, and mindfulness techniques.

The vagus nerve is a large, branching nerve that begins in your brain and sends signals to your body’s major organs such as your heart, your lungs, and your digestive system. It’s responsible for your heart rate, your digestion, your reaction to stress, and many other things. That’s why a lot can go wrong in your body if the vagus nerve doesn’t function perfectly.

What does it mean to be a man? Difficult question to answer isn't it? This is my story and my experiences as I was looking for answers to this question. I’m not a therapist, physiologist, pastor, social worker or part of the healthcare community. What I am, is a man who heard his wake up call. And with the help of a group of men began a new journey into becoming a different man. Part of my call was to become a men’s retreat leader author, speaker, teacher, facilitator and coach. After many years of doing my own work and leading men’s retreats, I discovered there are 7 crossroads a man...