Depression, its true nature: a course for mental health practitioners

Depression, its true nature: a course for mental health practitioners This page is about my new course, "Depression, its true nature: A comprehensive course for mental he Yet, what we call "depression" is poorly understood.

There is now a great deal of public and professional discourse regarding depression. "Depression" is entered as a search topic a million times a month on Google. The purpose of this comprehensive course is provide mental health practitioners of all disciplines with a far more accurate understanding of "depression", an understanding filled with insights of immense practical value, enhancing empathy, effectiveness and job satisfaction.

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One of my main focuses for 2020 will be on my new online course, "Understanding And Recovering From Depression".

Within this course, as the titlle suggests, there are two primary aims:

1. Setting out an understanding of depression that, I believe, is accurate and comprehensive;

2. Providing ideas, actions and methods of progressing that have helped many people who have attended me with depression over the years.

Here is a link to my page for "Understanding And Recovering From Depression" - https://www.facebook.com/understandingandrecoveringfromdepression/?modal=admin_todo_tour

This page complements my 2020 online course "Understanding And Recovering From Depression".

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Depression is, we are told, one of the commonest medical illnesses globally. As a medical doctor with over thirty years experience, I am aware that much myth, mystery and misinformation surrounds what we have come to call “depression”. In the pdf that accompanies this blog, I set out ten facts about...

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