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Moving Through Depression, Literally
by Maggie Baker
Maggie writes about a very personal journey from a major breakdown seven years ago. She tells of how repression of her real self was at the heart of her problems and how she has ov...
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Moving Through Depression: A Few Steps Further
by Maggie Baker
Maggie Baker. A follow up to her previous article Moving Through Depression (issue 34).
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Natural Approaches to Depression
by Rory Myles
This article describes research linking Depression with a wide range of health problems, including Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), Back Pain, Cardiovascular Disease, Physical De...
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Suicide - Is It All in Your Mind?
by Christopher Paul Jones
In this article, Harley Street therapist Christopher Paul Jones talks about Suicide and asks the questions, ‘is it all in your mind?’.
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Support and Care for Postnatal Depression
by José Calvo
Although families throughout the world experience a great deal of joy surrounding the birth or adoption of a child, there are many parents who go through some degree of mental angui...
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Teen Suicide Prevention and Awareness - I AM NOT OK
by Steve Wilson
When I decided to produce a community service video I spoke to several fellow nurses to get their opinion on what type of video would have the most impact on our community. We came...
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by Dorothy Rowe - Deceased
Each of us experiences depression in an image which is idiosyncratically our own, and yet which shares a meaning with all other people's images of the experience of depression.
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The Myth of Chemical Imbalance
by Dorothy Rowe - Deceased
Dorothy Rowe discusses the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency’s (MHRA) report on the selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor antidepressant drugs (SSRIs such as Ser...
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What if Depression were a REM Sleep Disorder?
by Andrew Richardson
This article, in presenting a particular approach to depression, also provides useful information about the way that the Human Givens philosophy and practice work, and why they are...
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by Dorothy Rowe - Deceased
Clinical psychologist Dorothy Rowe, well known for her work on depression and her many books on the subject, explores our fears about ill health and dying.
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Young Lives Snuffed Out …Marks didn’t Add Up?
by Manisha Jain
The headlines scream at you every morning. One dreads to switch on news channels nowadays. Reason: Reports of students ending their lives over a few measly marks just hit you betwe...