Depression is Serious
Yes, almost everyone has been depressed.
You’ve probably described yourself as:
- feeling sad
- blue
- unhappy
- miserable
- or down in the dumps
Depressed mood is a common reaction to certain life events, a feature of certain psychiatric syndromes and a symptom of a number of medical conditions.
If these feelings of unhappiness, depression, loss, sadness, anger or frustration interfere with your everyday life for an extended period of time, you may need to get help.
If you ignore it, you may begin to suffer from cognitive impairments such as difficulty concentrating, remembering details and making decisions. Your weight may change dramatically — either eating less and losing weight or increased appetite and weight gain. You may develop insomnia or sleep all the time. You may even have thoughts of hurting yourself or thoughts of wanting to commit suicide.
What you can do about Depression
Fortunately, treatment for depression exists. And, in many cases, there is a natural treatment for depression.
This resource guide covers many such natural treatments for depression and is meant to help you.
We encourage you to educate yourself on depression. If you are suffering from depression, know that there is help out there and that it starts with this guide. If someone you know or love is battling depression, this guide will give you helpful information you can bring to them.
So, please, read on by clicking the links below for more information on using natural treatments for depression, and if you need more help, please contact Dr. Katherine Falk.
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