Depressive Illness: The Curse Of The Strong: The Curse of the Strong (3rd Edition)

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As the book is also in audio-book format, it is a perfect resource for those who are too tired and lethargic to read for extended periods of time.

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Nevertheless, the consideration that depression may have a physiological basis, rather than a purely psychological one, is intriguing, given that in today's CBT-centric Britain, depression is increasingly seen as a fleeting low mood that 10 sessions of 30-minute-long CBT can 'cure'. Davis and De Frond seem primed to move on to movies before too long – with The Curse, they continue to make fabulous TV comedy look easy. Depressive Illness – The Curse of the Strong is an essential book around clinical depression and should be read by all those interested in mental health and mental illness. Depressive Illness – The Curse of the Strong is a best selling book all about depression by Psychiatrist Dr Tim Cantopher.These were very helpful on one level – challenging negative thoughts makes a huge difference – but on another level they just fed into my perfectionism issues. If you find yourself faced with well-meaning but desperately clueless folk, or a therapist who pushes you too hard, too soon, or friends and family who want you to 'pull yourself together' - READ THIS. One: it's strong people who are most vulnerable to it; people whose standards are high, whose ethics are powerful, who want their lives to be meaningful.

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Here, he stresses that the sufferer is determined and capable, which gives them the tools to combat the illness. Many therapists have previously classified Depression as a psychological condition unrelated to biological components. He actually recommends a wall-to-wall diet of Australian soap operas as a distraction from how you feel (not my thing, but hey). People affected by depression tell me this is the most powerful and helpful book ever written on the topic.When the author is talking about suffers of depression it is almost exclusively in female pronoun (she, her), but when the author talks about misunderstanding partners, employers or people, it is almost exclusively using male pronouns.