depression

It is not just a matter of feeling sad; discover an honest view of the mental, emotional and physical toll of clinical depression.

Depression is Not Darkness to be Hidden
Hey guys, this is a personal post and not something I have ever shared on here before. But I think it’s time, in light of what has happened in the writing world.
By J.B. Miller5 years ago in Psyche
Depression: Under Pressure
Pressure pushing down on me Pressing down on you, no man ask for Under pressure that burns a building down Splits a family in two
By Sean Patrick5 years ago in Psyche
Many people who suffer from depression have a common trait, that is, they have not learned to "become bad."
Do you frequently jump into the trap of "good guys"? 　　 "You are so good, you will definitely not refuse to help me." In work and life, once some people label you as a good person, they may intend to take advantage of you in the next step.
By MICHAEL CARNES JR5 years ago in Psyche
How to Help a Loved One Who Is Depressed
Talk to different professionals, medical, research, anthropological, biochemical, and psychological, and you'll get different answers about what causes depression.
By Sachin pandit 5 years ago in Psyche
Freefall (Down the Rabbit Hole)
I’ve talked before about that dark abyss that is depression, but I don’t think people realize just how deep it goes. Sometimes, it can feel like falling down a rabbit hole with no apparent way out. The feeling of free-falling down a rabbit hole; to be perfectly honest, the weightlessness is incredible. It can feel like you’re floating, and you almost forget you’re falling.
By Kiko5 years ago in Psyche
Depression: A Threat To Be Reckoned With
Back in the 14th century, an outcast was someone excluded from society for committing a crime or breaking the law. An outcast was someone like Robin Hood, he was celebrated. However, the definition underwent a drastic change by the time we got to the 21st century. Now an outcast is a depressed person, lurking in the dark shadows all alone while struggling to portray a bright side.
By Tausif Akhtar5 years ago in Psyche
Why do couples over 40 need to sleep in separate beds? There are 3 benefits in psychology
Recently, there have been lively discussions on the Internet about whether middle-aged couples should sleep in separate beds, with different opinions.
By Sharron Smith5 years ago in Psyche
How to Recognize and Help Someone with Hidden Depression
Depression isn’t always obvious. In fact, some people go to great lengths to hide the symptoms of depression from the people around them — concealing the problem so well that they themselves may scarcely recognize it.
By Bg Das5 years ago in Psyche
The Dive
“Within a six-dive list, at least one dive must come from each of the diving categories: forward, back, reverse, inward and twisting. The sixth dive may come from the category of the diver’s choice, but cannot be a previously used dive.” (Franklin, 2018)
By Brandy Enn5 years ago in Psyche
Why you shouldn't take Depression for granted
You must have read many articles about depression before landing on this page. I welcome you for your visit here. How this page is different from another, I do not know. I just know one thing if you read the whole article you will definitely get something out of it. Other websites and bloggers are also trying their best to give good information and content. Read the blog in Hindi language by clicking here. Let’s start.
By The Psychologist Blog5 years ago in Psyche
Universal Agony
I haven’t been able to write much lately. I have this thing… a thing that is weighing on my chest. It feels like a truck, or maybe a slab of glacier.
By Dannielle Nelson5 years ago in Psyche
A Song Called “Oh"
I hid behind a palm tree, hoping not to be taken for a prowler, a pervert, or a preacher pitching salvation but lacking the starch to step to the door. There was no way to get out unseen.
By John Shaw5 years ago in Psyche