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What's the difference between self-awareness and self-indulgence? A new study shows that excessively using words like "I" and "Me" can lead to depression.
These same studies found that using “We” and “Us” instead of “I” and “Me” often give us a new sense of social connectedness, which helps us feel that we are not always alone in our struggles – and in fact, we each seek to achieve our own happiness.
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You have more power over depression than you may think. These tips will help you feel better.
Via Dr. Amy Fuller
Fuller Life Family Therapy's insight:
Excellent article covering the basics of depression
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July 31, 2013 10:02 PM
The basics of coping with are depression outlined in this article. Start small, support, self-care and self-talk are the secrets... 
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December 15, 2013 11:59 AM
You have more power over depression than you may think. The key is to start small, make positive choices for yourself, and build from there.
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Establishing healthy boundaries has been instrumental in my life. As part of my recovery, I had to set limits when others were sabotaging my process, instead of constructively supporting it. Likewise, my father had to draw the line with me whenever my behavior was out of control.
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Excellent tips on boundary setting
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Considering grief and loss from an attachment perspective. Via American Institute Health Care Professionals
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Grief and attachment theory.
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October 14, 2022 4:04 PM
Understanding Loss: Grief and Attachment Theory
Interesting article on loss and attachment theory Please also review AIHCP's Grief Counseling Program
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When life doesn't turn out the way you planned, you can find yourself grieving the life you expected. Understanding this nonfinite grief is the first step Via American Institute Health Care Professionals
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Nonfinite grief.
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October 21, 2022 12:17 PM
Grieving the Life You Expected: Nonfinite Grief and Loss
Good article on nonfinite grief. This type of grief deals with loss moments in life or where we think we should be and are not. Or what we wish we had and how it impacted us. It is difficult to deal with but something that needs to be faced. Not all loss is finite or a result of a specific loss that is tangible. Dreams and other issues of what we wish had been are also loss. Please also review AIHCP's Grief Counseling Program
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How to distinguish "normal" grieving from depression that must be treated. Via American Institute Health Care Professionals
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There is a difference between mourning and depression.
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September 8, 2022 11:41 AM
The Difference Between Mourning and Depression
Good article on grieving and depression Please also review AIHCP's Grief Counseling Training
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Father’s Day is this Sunday, June 19. For those lucky enough to have a father in their lives, this is typically a joyous family day. For those who have...
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How to support someone grieving parental loss
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What is Sunday depression? Is it depression you only get on Sundays? Depression about having to attend church? We’ll explain more about it in this post. Via Luis Valdes
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Help for Sunday depression.
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When does general depression become clinical depression? This question was originally answered on Quora by Jennifer Guttman.
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"There are inherent signs to look for in yourself to help determine when general depression becomes clinical depression"
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New research suggests there's even more reason to eat fruits, vegetables and whole grains
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Eating a healthy meal can make your day a bit brighter.
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Strong families work hard to engage with obstacles in a healthy way to promote connection and longevity in relationships.
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Every family isn't like the Huxtables from The Cosby Show or the Pearson's from This is Us but some families just seem to move through struggles more connected. Here's why.
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Bond says, "It’s my opinion that we are isolated by our lack of ability to have difficult conversations."
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Mental health professional, Johanna Bond, discusses how shame may be at the root of loneliness.
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Some types of reading may help people suffering from depression.
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"Roses are red..." Professor Philip Davis says reading poetry can improve mental flexibility which can aid in relieving depression.
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Not everyone copes with rejection in the same way. Build up your self-confidence and self-esteem by using these FIVE steps to develop a more effective response to rejection.
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Have you experienced rejection lately? Learn to let go of the pain by practicing a more effective response.
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A healthy lifestyle that involves moderate alcohol consumption, a healthy diet, regular physical activity, healthy sleep and frequent social connection, while
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Insight about how a healthy lifestyle can protect against depression
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Losing a pet is one of the hardest things we experience in life. Here are some tips to cope with the devastating loss of a treasured pet. Via American Institute Health Care Professionals
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Coping with the loss of a pet.
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October 11, 2022 3:43 PM
How To Cope With Devastating Pet Loss
Losing a pet is devastating. Please also review AIHCP's Pet Loss Grief Support Program
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Here’s how to recognize the unique symptoms of depression in men, and normalize conversations about it at your organization. Via American Institute Health Care Professionals
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Depression in men may look different.
American Institute Health Care Professionals's curator insight,
October 19, 2022 3:52 PM
Anger, Irritability, Fatigue: The Symptoms of Depression Look Different for Men at Work
Article on how anger and other symptoms can manifest via depression in men Please also review AIHCP's Grief Counseling Program
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This is what physically happens to your brain when you’re suffering from depression—plus a few ways to stave off the mental health disorder. Via American Institute Health Care Professionals
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Simple methods to reduce the risk of depression.
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September 2, 2022 12:34 PM
5 Simple Tricks to Reduce Your Risk of Depression
Short read on reducing the chance of depression Please also review AIHCP's Grief Counseling Program 
Mathilde Moulbach's curator insight,
December 20, 2023 2:38 AM
In this article, we learn tricks which aren't treatments, so information is to be taken with a grain of salt, however, the advice given is legit. We are told to prioritize sleep, a good life hygiene, exercise like doing yoga and meditating have been shown times and times again to reduce stress, anxiety and have a positive impact on depression. Avoiding being alone is also one of them. In conclusion, this article helps you find a good life balance but not a permanent solution if you suffer from depression. In fact, these are preventive activities to live a happier, healthier life but definitely not a depression treatment.
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Grief isn’t like an illness you get over, or an incident that you move on from. It is part of you, like your lost child was Via Peter Mellow
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Grief is love that never leaves
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After losing a parent to suicide, Isobel Beech started pretending everything was fine. Then she began writing Via Peter Mellow
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Writing about suicide to process emotions.
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The holidays can be a hectic time for many of us. The social obligations and financial stress that come with the season are compounded by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Katherine Supiano, PhD, LCSW, FT, FGSA, APHSW-C, program director of Caring Connections discusses expectations that may relieve stress and help you plan your approach to the holiday season.
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Need a new way to conquer the stress of the Holidays? How about a new approach to managing expectations with compounded stress from COVID-19? Try this approach!
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Previous studies have shown that perfectionism can lead to depression, but new research suggests that self-compassion might also play a crucial role in this relationship, offsetting the harms of the former.
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Put a little love in your heart
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A psychology researcher has found preliminary evidence that poor sleep can actually reduce the risk of depressive symptoms in some people. His findings ha
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Skip the nap?
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Major Depression, you? Have you had persistent feelings of sadness, difficulty getting out of bed? These symptoms could be signs of something else"
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Major Depression affects the basic human functioning of a person and can hinders daily activities.
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The promise of new life brings with it anticipation and dreams of a growing family. Happiness is what many of us think of when we await the arrival of a child. However, as many as 13- 20% of new mothers experience post-partum depression. Baby Blues is the name given to a natural transition period of …
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Learn all about postpartum depression
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Are you concerned about feelings of depression? A few actions daily can greatly improve your mood.
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Tips to help you create an action plan for when you're feeling blue
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These red flags are the warning signs that a person may be planning suicide. People with bipolar disorder or manic depression often exhibit suicidal behavior.
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Knowing the warning signs of suicide can make such a difference in the life of a friend or family member. This is an excellent resource for anyone who is uncertain about the signals someone is giving.
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