Congratulations!
Now you have completed
the Learning Path, you should be fully
aware of:
- When antidepressants
are appropriate in treating depression, and for how long.
- How depression
works - a better understanding than most medical practitioners, counselors
and therapists.
- The side effects
of the various antidepressants.
- What to look for
in a depression counselor or therapist.
- How to avoid depression
counseling that tends to worsen depression.
- What the research
says about the best ways to treat depression.
- How depression
is diagnosed.
- What the signs
and symptoms of depression are.
- What you can do
now to help yourself.
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If you would like
to review any part of the Learning Path,
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Section 1 - Depression
Information
You'll start by getting
a complete overview of all the relevant facts about depression.
This will ensure you
have an accurate picture as a foundation for the rest of the Learning
Path.
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Section 2 - Understanding
Depression. How Depression Works
Probably the most
important part in overcoming depression, a clear understanding
of how it works, and what it actually is.
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Section 3 - Treating
Depression - Drugs and Psychotherapy
With all the available
treatments out there, it's vital you can negotiate the minefield
of drugs, therapies and counseling.
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