Don’t Let Your Tendency to Depression Beat You I’ll show You How to Use It To Guide You to a More Joyful Life
If you or a loved one have battled depression, you undoubtedly wish that you could find some "magic" remedy that keeps that pit of darkness far away, forever. I know I did. But suppose that wish were the very thing that is stopping you from achieving that dream, a dream that in reality lies within reach?
Continue reading Self Help For Depression
Why do you feel like this? It almost seems unfair. Even others around you who seem far worse off are happy and content, but you just feel so down and depressed.
emotional SOS will show you how to achieve contentment in your life by developing a strong "Sense of Self" (SOS).
Continue reading Depression Help Proven to Get Your Life Back from Depression – Emotional SOS
"Just wanted to let you know that I absolutely loved your book! Especially the references and parallels to The Wizard of Oz. Your writing style is clear, authentic, down to earth and makes everything so easy to understand and to connect to. Your book is a look into your life’s adventure as it’s informative and educational not only for TBI patients but even more for their families, friends, coworkers and health care practitioners. I also loved all the information you shared with readers not only on TBI but also FMS, CFS and Lyme disease. These are all mostly ‘mysterious,’ misunderstood and often misdiagnosed diseases and you bring them all to lifeto give them a voice that every reader can understand and/or relate to. You open many eyes with this book, in an extremely educational and informative, also touching way. Also, you are a survivor, a warrior. Congratulations!" –Alina Oswald
$17 USD for instant PDF download of the ebook. Once your credit card is approved, you will be taken to a special download page where you will download the ebook.
Continue reading If I Only Had a Brain Injury eBook
"Attention! Learn How To Finally Take Back Control Of Your Life And Overcome Your ADD/ADHD!" "Now In The Next 3 Minutes You Can Treat Your ADD/ADHD Naturally And Effectively…And Stop Worrying About Fitting In!"
3. Depression Everyone gets a little down once in awhile Just need to decide to be happy, thats all, you say to yourself. Monthly. OK, truth be told, weekly. Or probably closer to daily, really. Things just seem so depressing and hopeless sometimes
Continue reading How to Conquer ADD/ADHD-Attention Deficit Disorder
You will be able to identify what your unique, personal stumbling blocks are to healing your depression so you can effectively deal with them… which means you can break the pattern of feeling as if you’re “stuck” in your depression. You will begin to feel relief so you can get a more clear perspective of situations in your life… which means you will experience a greater peace of mind in all that you do. You will begin to feel more alive so you’ll want to get out more… which means you can once again begin to participate in activities that you used to enjoy. You will be more comfortable with yourself and you will begin enjoying the company of others… which will lead to improved relationships. This is especially important if you have a mate or children… it means you won’t continue “missing out” on what’s happening in their lives and they will no longer feel abandoned. You will have more energy so you can get more done and feel a greater sense of accomplishment… which means you will be able to tackle bigger and bigger challenges in your life without experiencing feelings of helplessness like others do. You will have greater clarity of mind so you will be able to make decisions much more easily… which means you will experience being more in control of your life instead of feeling as if your depression is controlling you. Helps you put an end to suicidal thoughts so you can use the energy devoted to them for a better use… which means you will begin to see movement in your life, finally putting an end to the feeling that “nothing ever changes.”
There is a lot of confusion surrounding the topic of depression. I want to give you 4 criteria or elements you absolutely, positively must have in any solution you obtain…
Continue reading Heal Depression Naturally — No Therapy and No Antidepressants
Denny is an eighteen-year-old youth who has eventually decided to go and see his physician about his excessive and unhealthy drinking. At first, Denny thought he would be able to essentially go on the Internet, look for some fundamental alcohol info and determine whether or not he was dependent on alcohol.
Not surprisingly, he located more than a few websites that spelled out some of the usual alcoholism symptoms. That’s the positive news. The bad news, sorry to say, was that Denny manifested numerous of these alcoholism symptoms.
Alcoholism Symptoms: Some Examples
For example, Denny has been drinking increasingly more than customary and he has started to have more intense spats with the young girl he is dating. Furthermore, for the first time in his young life he has been going through sleeping issues. Besides this, Denny regularly has felt depressed and on an increasing basis he has been displaying poor attentiveness in class. Furthermore, he has felt highly stressed and more uptight on a daily basis and for the past five or six months he has manifested murky thinking in class. Seeing as Denny has been exhibiting all of these symptoms, he was justifiably nervous about his problem drinking.
So Denny eventually made up his mind that he needed to make a phone call to his healthcare practitioner and ask for an appointment. As it happens, this was problematic for Denny because his family healthcare practitioner was also his parents’ family doctor. The basis for his uneasiness was this: at the risk of embarrassing his family, he had to go and make known his hazardous and careless drinking behavior to his family physician.
When Denny arrived at the healthcare professional’s office, he candidly informed the family healthcare practitioner about the anxiety he feels about his irresponsible drinking behavior. When the healthcare practitioner asked what was prompting this concern, Denny affirmed that he had gone on the Internet and read about alcohol dependency and especially about alcoholism symptoms. He then articulated all of the alcohol dependency symptoms that he undeniably thought he possesses.
A Thorough Physical Assessment and Outpatient Alcohol Rehabilitation
The family healthcare practitioner informed Denny that it was prudent of him to deal with his drinking difficulties, he gave Denny an in depth physical assessment, and suggested that he talk to his Mom and Dad about signing into an out-patient alcohol rehabilitation facility that was supervised by Doctor Brosky, one of his doctor acquaintances who is an alcohol dependency specialist.
In addition, when Denny articulated that he has been feeling a sense of melancholy to an increasing extent, the family doctor told Denny that depression and alcoholism many times arise in the same person. As a result, the family healthcare practitioner also suggested that Denny talk to his Mom and Dad about getting therapy to attend to his sense of gloom. In fact, Denny can go to the local mental health center and make an appointment with Doctor Brill, an eminent counseling psychologist who specializes in treating teenagers.
The Merits of Handling Your Drinking Issues and Getting Inspired About Making Healthy and Positive Changes in Your Life
The doctor made it a point to notify Denny that he might not necessarily be alcohol dependent, but that he was plainly drinking in a careless manner. That is to say, Denny was involving himself in teen alcohol abuse. The family healthcare practitioner then informed Denny that the reason he suggested alcohol treatment in the first place was because he wanted him to sort out his drinking difficulties, make sure that he prevented them from deteriorating, and start to live in a more healthy manner, even if it meant that he had to totally stop drinking.
To be brief, by productively treating his drinking difficulties, Denny would be able to get his problem drinking under control and refrain from the negative cycle that could potentially result in addiction to alcohol.
Denny clearly did not look forward to facing his parents about his excessive drinking and his depression. And he certainly did not want to face the thought of getting registered into an alcohol rehab program. And last but not least, he was not elated about going to a psychologist about his excessive sadness. In the face of these apprehensions, nevertheless, Denny actually experienced some psychological relief for the first time in several months because he finally gave up making excuses for himself and at long last made up his mind that he needed to do something productive about his hazardous drinking.