Overcoming Depression: The Curse of the Strong
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| Rating | : | 4.61 (537 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0664261051 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 128 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-05-03 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Onesided" according to Rebekah. Mixed reviews and feeling about this one. I do really appreciate any effort to inform the public about medications, treatments and actally try to explain what most just put a label and write unending prescriptions. However he still seems to believe that medications are the answer, even when he admits that modern medicine still doesn't know melatonin and serotonin work. I would also add that wh. TMPlym said Good practical advice and explanation of anti-depressants. This book was previously published under a different title and publisher (without the ‘overcoming’ bit). It’s written by a psychiatrist. He makes clear that he is talking about the kind of depression that is ‘stress-related’ (as opposed to bipolar or other types of depression which are part of a person’s chemical make-up), which is to say that it is caused b
Dr. Warm and supportive, this new edition, which also includes the latest on medications, stresses that sufferers should not blame themselves but can take hope from the fact that there is meaning in their illness and that getting better is a real option. Generously supplied with illuminating anecdotes and insights, this book has specific advice about what to do if you are currently unwell, as well as valuable information for caregivers, medical professionals, or anyone interested in this destructive illness, which is set to become the second biggest health burden in the world after heart disease.. Guiding the reader through the nat
"This book should be read by everybody, but especially by those who are affected by depression, whether they are a loved one, medical professional, or just someone interested in this destructive illness It offers invaluable insight into depression and promotes a level of self-awareness, which if heeded could keep many of us a lot healthier." --Depression Alliance
He is trained as a psychiatrist at St. James’ Hospital, Portsmouth. George’s Hospital Medical School and St. He is a fellow in the Royal College of Psychiatrists.. Tim Cantopher, MD is a consulting psychiatrist working with the Priory Group of Hospitals in the UK